Wagon Boat
Thursday, 6th October 1442 It was before dawn when the men hustled from their blankets that they had laid down on the ground and quickly put up a drying area to hang their blankets to make them dry before storing them up for the night. Sometimes these small actions sure do make a lot of difference. They managed to avoid those mildew smell that occurs when the blankets were rolled up when it was still damp and this leaves a rather musty smell that needs to be properly laundered. The top-down fireplace was stocked up and soon a blazing fire was underway. Since it is still dusk, the fireplace seemed to be a great welcome to ward off the cold and stiffness of the morning. Pieces of embers were being set aside to boil some water for our morning tea and also to warm the water to give to the
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