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Susan traveled to the West last summer to participate in a historic adventure tour.
to participate in a historic adventure tour; traveled; verb
She went to take a trip in a covered wagon.
to take a trip in a covered wagon; went; verb
Susan was eager to try the pioneer experience.
to try the pioneer experience; eager; adjective
She was happy, however, to learn about the wagons.
to learn about the wagons; happy; adjective
Rubber wheels were used to make the ride less bumpy.
to make the ride less bumpy; were used; verb
A farmhand was provided to drive each wagon.
to drive each wagon; was provided; verb
Each participant could sit in the front to drive the horses.
to drive the horses; could sit; verb
On her turn, Susan was strong enough to control the horses on her own.
to control the horses on her own; enough; adverb
At night everyone sat around the campfire to tell stories.
to tell stories; sat; verb
Mattresses were provided to sleep on in the wagons.
to sleep on in the wagons; were provided; verb
The wagon train stopped regularly to give participants chances for hiking and exploring.
to give participants chances for hiking and exploring; stopped; verb
The pace of the wagon train was easy to manage.
to manage; easy; adjective
It traveled slowly to allow time for enjoying nature - 10 miles a day instead of the 15 miles a day of the pioneers.
to allow time for enjoying nature; slowly; adverb
The wagons, with springs only under the driver's seat, were bumpy to ride in.
to ride in; bumpy; adjective
The pace was sometimes difficult to maintain.
to maintain; difficult; adjective
At five the train stopped to rest for the night.
to rest for the night; stopped; verb
