Wagons Ho The Early YearsChapter 16
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April 30, 1845
Today was an interesting day for two reasons. First, I killed a buffalo. Second, we reached the Platte River. The buffalo was easy. I think I could have ridden right up to them. It was in a very small herd, I was to find out later. There were probably a couple of hundred animals. Ab told me they were probably stragglers from a much larger herd.
We camped within sight of the Platte River. The area around the river was marshy, so we couldn't camp right next to it. The little stream we camped on emptied into the Platte though and it provided water for the animals and for refilling our water barrels.
John came over to visit right after supper. The four of us had a nice talk. I noticed that John and Tess seemed to be doing a lot of talking and I teased her about it later.
May 1, 1845
Today, we headed west along the south shore of the Platte. The trail I scouted kept us far enough away from the river that we avoided the marshy and swampy areas close to the river.
It wasn't too much more difficult traveling that way and it insured we weren't going to get bogged down in the soft ground along the river. I was probably five or six miles in front of the wagons when I saw three beef cattle, contentedly grazing near the trail I was laying out.
I rode up until I was fairly close to them and saw they were branded with the letters "FC". "Frank Calvin," I thought. I knew that the Calvins had hitched up with the train that had passed us in St Jo and I figured they were about a day ahead of us.
I rode to the top of the next rise and looked in all directions. I didn't see anyone, but there were signs that a wagon train had passed this way closer down to the river when I rode down that way. This was the first sign I'd seen of them since we'd left St Jo, so they must have taken a different route to get to this point.
I figured there was nothing I could do but take the cattle back and mix them with our herd until we ran into Calvin again. I helped Sin get them started, then relaxed while he drove them.
When I got back to the wagons, I turned the cattle over to Caleb and told him where I'd found them, then I went off to find Ab.
Ab had been near the back of the train when I got there, and I met him as he was riding toward the front. "Howdy, Ab," I said as I turned and fell in beside him.
"Howdy, Jase. Is anything wrong?"
"Not that I know of. I was five or six miles out when I ran into three cattle grazing beside the trail. I looked around but didn't see anyone or any wagons. There had been a lot of wagons go through the area within the last couple of days though."
"It's probably that train we saw in St Jo. The one Frank Calvin joined up with."
"Yeah, that's what I figure. The cattle have an FC brand. I mixed them in with mine and I'll give them back to Calvin when we see him again."
"You know, legally those cattle are yours. They were turned loose or abandoned on the open range. You really don't have to give them back."
"Legal or not, that wouldn't seem right. When we see him I'll turn them over to him."
Ab just smiled and nodded. I explained to Ab what I was doing about sticking to higher ground and he agreed. "The wagons that passed closer to the river were sinking in at least three inches deep," I told him.
"Yeah, and that makes it harder on the animals that are pulling them. You're doing the smart thing, Jase. If anyone says anything, I'll back you up."
John came over after supper and we all talked about the cattle I'd found. "The only thing I can figure," I said, "Is that they just got to be too much for the hired man and he just let them go."
"Calvin would have had a fit," Tess said. "He didn't strike me as the kind of guy who'd just let his cattle go."
"Yeah, there is that. I guess we'll never know for sure unless we catch up with them."
"I talked with the guy who drove their cattle a few times," John said. "His name was Sal Washington. He said Calvin was driving him crazy and that he had a mind to just ride off some night after they were passed the point where Calvin could hire anyone else."
"Maybe that's what happened. Did he say anything else about Calvin?"
"There's a lot of what he said that I couldn't repeat in front of these ladies. He did say that Mrs. Calvin is a very nice young woman. He said Calvin is almost as mean to her as he is to the hired men."
"Do they have any kids?" Millie asked.
"He didn't say."
May 2, 1845
Okay, something is wrong, but I don't know what it is. I found two more cattle and three hogs today. All of them had Calvin's brand on them. I brought them back and mixed them with our herd, then I went to talk with Ab.
I told him about finding the animals then he said, "This isn't good, Jase. Something is happening with Calvin. Something bad. There's not much we can do about it except keep our eyes open."
"I expect you're right. John told me one of Calvin's men was thinking of lighting a shuck when they were out where Calvin couldn't find anyone to replace him. That may be what's happened."
"Could be. If Calvin was having to drive his own critters, he just might be losing some and not even know it."
May 3, 1845
Well, I didn't find any animals today, but I found something that was even more ominous. The last couple of days, when I headed back for our wagons, I'd ridden back along the trail the other wagon train had left.
Just after I started back, I saw a wagon bogged down in the marshy ground close to the river. It had sunk until the bottom of the wagon was on the ground. I pulled up and went over to it. I was sinking in even just walking on the ground, but I did make it to the wagon.
It looked like someone had tried to get some stuff out, but it was still loaded to the gills. There were barrels of flour, corn meal, sugar, and molasses. There were also some tools and even an anvil.
The wagon was never gonna come out of there. All of the undercarriage was under what passed for the ground. If the wagon hadn't been water tight, it'd have probably sunk as well.
I rode on back to the wagon train and when I got there, I fell in beside Ab. "Well, I didn't find any critters, Ab, but I found one of Calvin's wagons."
"What?"
"It was down by the river, sunk in the muck all the way to the bed. There's no way it could ever be pulled out."
"Where is it?"
"It's almost to where we're gonna camp, but like I said, it's down by the river. It's a shame. It has a lot of stuff left in it that Millie and I could have used."
"What's the place like where we're going to camp?"
"It's on a creek. There's good grazing and plenty of firewood."
"It's been over a week since we've taken a day to rest and work on the wagons. If we lay over for a day, do you think you could salvage anything from the wagon?"
I know I must have been grinning from ear to ear when I said, "Sure could. There may be some wagon parts that could be salvaged too. Might have to dig down for them, but if anyone needs anything it wouldn't hurt for us to try to get it for them."
I rode back and told Caleb, Millie, and Tess about what was going on. I think they were as excited as I was.
May 4, 1845
Ab must have talked to everyone in camp about what we were going to do. I had so many volunteers to help that I didn't know what to do with them all.
We all got dressed in our oldest clothes and had a good breakfast before we started down to where the wagon was. We took our wagon and an extra pair of oxen.
John Simpson made us a kind of a sled out of a couple of planks and some cross pieces. We hitched the oxen to that, then we backed them down as close to the soft area as we dared. We would carry the sled over to the sunken wagon and load a barrel onto it, then we's have the oxen pull it out to firm ground.
We ended up emptying the entire wagon that way. Then, we stripped off the canvas cover and removed the bows. John Simpson drilled some holes down through the bottom of the wagon on the side away from, us. We threaded ropes through the holes then hooked them up to the six oxen that pulled our wagon.
We ended up pulling the wagon over on its top and then dragging the whole thing out. The axles were ruined, but we saved two wheels, the tongue, the singletree and the doubletree. I don't know who ended up with what from what we salvaged, but I think everyone who helped got something.
All in all, it was a worthwhile day.
May 5, 1845
We got an early start this morning. I think everyone was anxious to get moving again after a day in camp. I was twelve or thirteen miles ahead of the wagons when I saw a rider coming toward me. At first I thought it was an Indian, but as he got closer I could see he was wearing white man's clothes.
I pulled up and waited for him when he got within yelling distance. When he reined in I said, Howdy. I'm Jase Tackett. You work for Frank Calvin, don't you?"
"Howdy, I'm Jeb Howe. I did work for Calvin, but I quit yesterday. I'm heading back to St Jo."
"It looks like Calvin has been having some bad luck. We've found some of his animals and we found a wagon he'd abandoned."
"Yep. I'd call it stupidity instead of bad luck though."
"What happened?"
"Well, first off, Sal quit. Sal was the guy who had been driving Calvin's herd. Calvin had been jawing at him since we left St Louis and Sal finally decided he didn't want to take any more of it."
"Yeah, John Ware said Sal had been talking about quitting."
"John's a good man. Anyway, after Sal quit, it slowed us down considerable. The wagon master told Calvin that if we didn't keep up he was going to leave us. Calvin told him he could go straight to hell and that we didn't need his damned wagon train anyway."
"That sounds like Calvin."
"Anyway, the next morning, the wagon train took off without us. Calvin was trying to drive the stock, but he kept losing animals. Somehow, he blamed that on me and the other driver. Then Wes got his wagon bogged down in the mud. We tried everything we could do, but we couldn't get it out."
"We found the wagon. There was nothing anyone could have done to have gotten it out in one piece."
"After that, he told me he wanted me to start driving the livestock. I wasn't about to have him jawing on me like he had on Sal, so I told him to go to hell and I left."
"Are his wife and kids okay?"
"His wife is just fine, but they don't have no kids. She's such a pretty young thing and she has the sweetest disposition of any woman I've ever met. I don't know how she ever got hooked up with someone like Calvin."
"I've never met her. I don't think I've ever even seen her."
"Well, she's a real trooper. I've never heard her complain about anything. I just hope that jackass doesn't get her killed."
"So, what's he gonna do now?"
"I don't know and I don't care. I imagine Calvin is gonna be driving the livestock again and Wes will be driving his wagon. I'm gonna head on out, Jase. It was nice meeting you."
"It was nice meeting you too, Jeb. Good luck to you."
When I got back to our wagon train, I filled Ab in on what I'd learned then went to find Millie and Tess. They were riding beside our wagon talking with John so I told them all at the same time.
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This is a Story about my , her best friend and me. I’m Josh, a high school senior, 18 years old. I weigh around 180 pounds and am 5’10”. I have shoulder length straight black hair and light brown eyes. I was captain of the Basketball team. My Girlfriends name was Ashley. She was 18 as well. She was 5’3”; she has black hair with red streaks at the time. Her body was 34C-24-32. She was the sexiest and most beautiful girl in town. We had been dating since school. We had slept together often and...
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The journey in the hired ground shuttles was deliberately roundabout and showed that the remains of the grim edifice of the Castle did indeed glower over the city and its surrounds. Chalmers Street had retained its air of elegance even if slightly faded. It was overshadowed by the Castle Hill and the storied hospitals around. The old school had seen far better days since being condemned even as a residential site. McCock with his party entered the door and up the narrow stair way through the...
Being only two years older than my sister, my earliest memories of Ruchi are of her around age 4. She didn’t turn into a jock until she got into High School. As a kid, Ruchi was all girl; dolls, tea parties attended by imaginary guests… In other words, everything yucky to a older brother. Therefore we never did very much together as kids. Sometimes we played board games as a family, but that’s about it. You don’t grow particularly close to a sibling playing Chutes and Ladders once in a...
IncestCan you imagine late night shopping at the supermarket?You are in the almost empty carpark and have put your groceries in the car. You are going for drivers door when I surprise you. You are thrown across the car bonnet, your legs are opened, your skirt is hitched up. You didn't wear any knickers because you like to get moist and dribble as you walk around the supermarket looking at the men.Your boobs are pressed against the cold metal of the car. The cold night air blows against your hot wet...
You know what’s not fair? Guys can brag about sex all they want, whether they did it or not, and other guys praise and envy them for their success… for their conquests. But us girls? Guess what… guys need us or there are no conquests, yet we don’t dare tell even our closest friends about it or we’re branded as sluts or worse.From my point of view though, guys were my conquests too. I just couldn’t boast about it so I discretely started to put each of them in a special trophy case I kept in a...
Group SexMy first time to fuck was pretty weird. I mean, I had a girlfriend and we would fool around. You know, put my hand down her shirt or down her pants and she would do the same. But we did not go much further than that. Then one day, she undid my pants and pulled my cock out. I thought this was the big moment even though she still had her pants and I had never seen her pussy or tits. So I started to take her shirt off. That is when her mom walked in and busted us. Her mom, Claire, was not very...
This story is true. It takes place in approximately 1985.We were living near my hometown of Charleston, SC . My wife and I had been married for about 8 years and together for 11. My wife, Erica, is a petite woman with beautiful 35C breasts and wide, voluptuous hips. Not Kardashian wide but ample. Just like I like them. We had several college and post-graduate group, threesomes and foursomes with our best couple friends during and shortly after college. We also had some swinging experiences with...
AnalMein Name ist Nina, ich bin 23 Jahre jung. Mein Körper misst süße 152 cm, aber die haben es in sich. Meine langen pechschwarzen Haare sind seidig und legen sich glatt um meinen Kopf, meinen Hals und meine Schultern bis hin zu den Brüsten. Ich bin ein kleiner Fitnessfreak und für meinen Körper habe ich - wie mir gerne gesagt wird - Monstertitten. Meine Oberweite beträgt 75 D und zum Glück sind sie rund und straff. Meine Brustwarzen sind klein und hellbraun, meine Nippel ebenfalls. Meine kleinen...
It had been a couple of weeks since we had met Lacey and John for some fun. Our schedules just weren't in sync. Erica and I were really looking forward to meeting with them again. While we tried to set up a date with them, Erica continued her "hobby" of sexy on-line chat.She connected with another couple and enjoyed discussing our recent flashing, and watch be watched adventure. She told them about our no touching rule. They thought it all sounded very hot. Erica also made it clear to...
Group SexI went back and saw Sue. I took along the rest of the money I promised her. I had taken this cash out of my own retirement. I know most people will feel that it was a stupid thing to do but I was doing it for Julie. If I could get her out of the clutches of Bob, it would be an investment well worth the price. Sue met me at the door. She smiled and handed me the tape. We went into a room and we played the tape. It showed Bob fucking Yen and even hitting her. He then held her down and laughed...
The Women's Construction Trailer at The Retreat Charlotte Bankston had received a small black light flashlight in the mail while she was at her mother's. With the flashlight were instructions to search the drainage pipes that had already been or would soon be delivered to the jobsite. The other women were over at the dining trailer playing cards and socializing with the men. Danielle had tried to get her to go with them, but Charlotte had declined the invitation, saying she was going to...
The hospital kept me for one more night. Rachel biked over from the campus after her last class to visit me that afternoon, and Megan showed up soon after and drove all of us home. They didn’t talk about what had happened and I was grateful for it. When I walked into my room, Kim was seated at her computer. She said “Hi” to me only because I said it first. I don’t think she had even noticed that I was gone the night before. Part of me wanted to tell her what had happened just for the pure shock...
LesbianMy mom and her friend came and visit for a few days. Her friend stands about 6 foot tall, long dirty blonde hair that hangs below her large succulent 48 DDD breast. Beautiful blue eyes, sexy facial features with a tummy. Her ass is so full, white girl got back.One night we sat around drinking wine and talking about sex stories of each other. After a case of wine my mom headed to bed, while her friend and I finished the last of wine. She moved closer to me and said "I am buzzed and extremely...
"Good girl, get on your knees. Hold the dildo in front of you where I can see your face." I dropped to my knees again in front of the dresser, holding the dildo pointing at my open mouth. "Not like that, you dirty slut. Hold it with both hands." I held the thick 9-inch dildo out like a sacred offering in both hands, showing Daddy, being obedient and trying to obey. My mind was still lightheaded from the belt around my neck, my cheeks red and stinging a bit, and I was falling...
'It's 6:30 on this wonderful Saturday morning, as we kick off today with some nice jazz..." The radio blared, only to get almost ripped out of it's socket. For one, It was raining, only a light drizzle, but it was still rain. Secondly, You went to bed at 3 am the previous night. The morning went from bad to worse, as the coffee maker decided that today's caffeine jolt should look more like brown sludge, and the toaster set off the smoke alarm. "Could this day get any worse?" you sigh, hearing a...
Therefore it surprised me the more when I caught her, about a year ago, playing with herself quit openly. Or at least, if not public, not particularly discrete. We had spent the day in the woods; me, my wife, my friend, and Rachel. We had been mushroom picking, as my wife enjoys the woods in general and mushroom picking in particular. After having had lunch as picnic, we had split up the four of us. My wife and my friend had been walking along a small forest way, Rachel had walked into the...