The simplicity
of a summer
afternoon.
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YORK FACTORY EXPRESS JOURNAL, 1826:
"The Evening having become cooler, we were less troubled by Moskitoes.
"Tuesday. Thick Fog in the Morning, we were joined by our Hunters at 6.15 am who it appears were Employed Hunting Deer, as they brought us a supply on one Red Deer, besides the Meat of a Buffalo Bull. We crossed them & five Horses to the opposite or North Banks of the River. Noon, the Weather became gloomy, threatening rain. We had showers in the afternoon... #AmWritingHistory #Bools

YORK FACTORY EXPRESS JOURNAL, 1826:
"We ascended Cedar Lake in a SW by W direction 12 Miles which brought us to the Long Point, when the Weather assumed a bad appearance, & a considerable traverse being before us, we put on shore in a small Bay on the West side of this Point at 8 pm & Encampt for the night. We had hardly pitched when we had a heavy Thunder storm with much rain & Lightening, we therefore considered it fortunate that we had not taken the Traverse. #MBHistory #History #Bools