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Kaeya, Sarah and Brooke

Published on May 10, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

The Wild West journey

The adventures of Kaeya, Sarah and Brooke

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Introduction
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Have you ever been on an incredible, tough, and frightening journey? If not, you shall join the amazing adventure with pioneers: Kaeya, Sarah, and Brooke

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Places

we explored

iNdePENDENCE, MISSOURI

1846

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Missouri is the first place that we decided to take a break at. When we were at Missouri, we saw many Mexican and Indian traders. It was very noisy, muddy, and crowded. Ox teams, mule teams and wagons blocked the trail.

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The prairie

May 1846

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The days we were out on the prairie felt like one long picnic. The grassy meadows stretched away, and there was no sign of a house or even a tree. "It is like a big garden !" Brooke stated. Sarah ignored Brooke and went wandering off.

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That afternoon we arrived at Colonel Russel's company. We were sitting on a box with white topped wagons in sight. There were women hanging cloths on the bushes to dry in the bright sunshine.

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The Platte Valley 1846

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We had to build a boat to get across The Platte River. Our ponies, horses, mules, and oxen worked hard to get our provisions, wagons, ourselves, and themselves across the rocky valley and strong-current of a river. It was like a canyon!

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Fort bRIDGER

1846

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We then arrived at Fort Bridger and many events happened there. We arrived on July 28. We had bad news. Mr. Hastings, our good friend, was not there! We noticed that he went to party with another company. We had to find him.

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CONCLUSION
We learned that traveling from one place to another in wagon is very challenging. So we recmmomend to you not to take the journey west due to frightening, dangerous, and challenging obstacles and events.

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Kaeya, Sarah and Brooke

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

The Wild West journey

Introduction------------------------------------------Have you ever been on an incredible, tough, and frightening journey? If not, you shall join the amazing adventure with pioneers: Kaeya, Sarah, and Brooke

Places

iNdePENDENCE, MISSOURI

Missouri is the first place that we decided to take a break at. When we were at Missouri, we saw many Mexican and Indian traders. It was very noisy, muddy, and crowded. Ox teams, mule teams and wagons blocked the trail.

The prairie

The days we were out on the prairie felt like one long picnic. The grassy meadows stretched away, and there was no sign of a house or even a tree. "It is like a big garden !" Brooke stated. Sarah ignored Brooke and went wandering off.

That afternoon we arrived at Colonel Russel's company. We were sitting on a box with white topped wagons in sight. There were women hanging cloths on the bushes to dry in the bright sunshine.

The Platte Valley 1846

We had to build a boat to get across The Platte River. Our ponies, horses, mules, and oxen worked hard to get our provisions, wagons, ourselves, and themselves across the rocky valley and strong-current of a river. It was like a canyon!

Fort bRIDGER

We then arrived at Fort Bridger and many events happened there. We arrived on July 28. We had bad news. Mr. Hastings, our good friend, was not there! We noticed that he went to party with another company. We had to find him.

CONCLUSIONWe learned that traveling from one place to another in wagon is very challenging. So we recmmomend to you not to take the journey west due to frightening, dangerous, and challenging obstacles and events.

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Introduction
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Have you ever been on an incredible, tough, and frightening journey? If not, you shall join the amazing adventure with pioneers: Kaeya, Sarah, and Brooke

CONCLUSION
We learned that traveling from one place to another in wagon is very challenging. So we recmmomend to you not to take the journey west due to frightening, dangerous, and challenging obstacles and events.