The only grumbling was when inclement weather made it absolutely impossible to work. All the wagons had to be made, rented or purchased- and the wagon train of prairie schooners was three miles in length. The river fording was one of the hardest problems, and I admit I was happy when it had been done. The women were game, and the children- there were plenty of both in the big settler army. It was no one man job.
Credit is due everyone concerned.
And it was an experience that will never be forgotten never.