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stuffandnonsenseRESUPPLIED WITH A GOOD AMOUNT OF FOOD, YOUR WAGON CONTINUES WEST AND YOU ARE FINALLY ABLE TO MAKE UP FOR SOME LOST TIME ON THE TRAIL.
YOU COME TO A FORK IN THE TRAIL. ANOTHER WAGONEER IS FIXING A BROKEN AXLE AT THE FORK. THE TRAIL CONTINUES TO THE RIGHT AND TO THE LEFT. THE TRAIL TO THE RIGHT IS WORN SMOOTH WITH CLEAR WHEEL TRAILS PRESSED INTO THE SOD. THE TRAIL TO THE LEFT IS BARELY THERE, BUT STILL VISIBLE. THE WAGONEER SAYS THE TRAIL TO THE RIGHT TAKES 7 DAYS BUT IS A FAIR AND EASY TRAIL; THE TRAIL TO THE LEFT TAKES 3 DAYS BUT YOU'LL NEED TO DO SOME BUSHWHACKING TO MAKE SURE THE WAGON MAKES IT THROUGH.
DO YOU:
TAKE THE TRAIL TO THE RIGHT
TAKE THE TRAIL TO THE LEFT
STOP TO HELP THE WAGONEER
YOU COME TO A FORK IN THE TRAIL. ANOTHER WAGONEER IS FIXING A BROKEN AXLE AT THE FORK. THE TRAIL CONTINUES TO THE RIGHT AND TO THE LEFT. THE TRAIL TO THE RIGHT IS WORN SMOOTH WITH CLEAR WHEEL TRAILS PRESSED INTO THE SOD. THE TRAIL TO THE LEFT IS BARELY THERE, BUT STILL VISIBLE. THE WAGONEER SAYS THE TRAIL TO THE RIGHT TAKES 7 DAYS BUT IS A FAIR AND EASY TRAIL; THE TRAIL TO THE LEFT TAKES 3 DAYS BUT YOU'LL NEED TO DO SOME BUSHWHACKING TO MAKE SURE THE WAGON MAKES IT THROUGH.
DO YOU:
TAKE THE TRAIL TO THE RIGHT
TAKE THE TRAIL TO THE LEFT
STOP TO HELP THE WAGONEER
