Two Points of View in a River Crossing Journey
An exhausted traveler recounts a long arduous journey by ox wagon through bush and river crossings. He details harsh conditions, unruly drivers, and encounters with cattle teams, rough guards, and distant ports as the landscape and people reveal colonial life and endurance.
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