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You might think about how difficult it was to get the wagons through various parts of the west, you probably never considered what they had to bring with them. I know I didn't.
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Summer 2019: Snakes & Lakes
We looped up through Utah into and across Idaho, then back down across the northeast corner of Nevada.
June 12: Lake Walcott to Bruneau Dunes, with a stop at Glenn's Ferry.
I don't think she is biting the tomato, although I was tempted. I think she is smelling it to see if it should be packed or thrown away.
The white PVC shoots go down to a second conveyor belt running under the first in the opposite direction. The baddies go down there, then up a tall belt which plops them into a wagon. Then they are recycled back into the fields as fertilizer.
All of the rejected tomatoes made me feel sad. So before I left I swiped a bag out of my car and pulled some tomatoes off of the reject belt. The head farmer saw me and came over to tell me to take the good ones, that these weren't good and never would be. He couldn't understand that I wanted the rejects.
I got 9 or 10 good big ones before he caught me though.
I'm going to oxford with my Mum for a few days. I'm taking my camera ~ so bye for now, until wednesday x
Before we started this travel we read other overlanders travel blogs to get tip and advice, and they all said that they brought to many thnigs. We did not learn and did the same mistake. Here we are packing things (in the end 60 kg) that the family that visited us could bring back home.
Before walking up Pen y Fan Douglas decided to see how many cans of beer he could carry in his rucksack.
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