Hard work and taking risks were part of the adventure. On a hot Oklahoma City day in the summer of 1956, Marley and his best friend Stick climbed into a 49 Chrysler and headed for Route 66. Their destination: Seattle, the farthest city away in the United States. With a stack of road maps, a collective worth of less than $300, and boundless determination, they set out on a road trip that would take them through plains and deserts and mountains, finally to lay eyes on the ocean for the first time. Along the way they encountered an assortment of characters both friend and foe, survived a variety of perils, and made new discoveries about each other and about themselves.
Follows a family's emigration by prairie schooner from the East, across the plains to Kansas.
Award-winning author Jean Van Leeuwen tells the moving story of a pioneer family during the Westward Expansion One day in early spring they packed everything they had into our wagon, and set out to find a new home.
The Little House books tell the story of a little pioneer girl and her family as they travled by covered wagon across the Midwest.
"The touching story of a pioneering family heading West across America to find a new home ...".
A little girl and her pioneer family travel westward to find a new home on the prairie.
What we did not change was the short leading question at the beginning of the title, 'Going West?,' which brings together three elements: 1. The action of going, of groups of people leaving one area and establishing themselves in ...
Little did Ryan know that both Gold and Steel were Black belt Karate experts and need little knowledge on selfprotection in fact they could show Ryan and Cap a thing or two Going west was a dream of those two and they had securely read ...
Often called the great corridor of America's westward expansion, in the nineteenth century the Great Platte River Road carried wagon trains and settlers through Nebraska Territory to points farther west....
"One nation on the brink of war. Two families in search of peace. Twenty-seven wagons on an epic cross-country journey as bold as America itself..."--Page 4 of cover.
There's nothing likethe thrill Iget whenI see an incredible performance ina film, like, say, Tommy Lee Jones'sas a grieving, furiousfather searching for his son, dead or alive, in In theValley of Elah. Oravisual moment, liketheone in ...