This is the story of two women who set out on a journey of 120 miles across a prairie in Canada during a very wet September. I’m not sure what to think about this story; a couple of 20 something women take a wagon through treacherous territory, in the most unpassable conditions. I guess women weren’t as frail as we thought they were back then. Perhaps women have never been frail. Enjoy!
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