Audra Halfdansdottir
Nancy Marguerite AndersonYORK FACTORY EXPRESS JOURNAL, 1826:
"Noon fine clear Weather. Thermometer 60 degrees. At a quarter past noon, we succeeded in getting our Breakfast cooked up on a Raft, when we again pursued our route thro' a continuation of the same description of Scenery, but as we ascend the Banks occasionally present a fringe of Poplars & Elm, the water being some feet above their roots. At 9 pm we secured our boats for the night & cooked our Supplies on a raft... . #HistoricJourney #AmWritingHistory #Books
"Noon fine clear Weather. Thermometer 60 degrees. At a quarter past noon, we succeeded in getting our Breakfast cooked up on a Raft, when we again pursued our route thro' a continuation of the same description of Scenery, but as we ascend the Banks occasionally present a fringe of Poplars & Elm, the water being some feet above their roots. At 9 pm we secured our boats for the night & cooked our Supplies on a raft... . #HistoricJourney #AmWritingHistory #Books
