Crossing The River - Episode 4 - 1790's Survival Series

The man faces the greatest obstacle yet, the Cumberland River. There are no ferries and no bridges yet he must get across! Come along on the journey as he heads ever further North to the Ohio Country!


Other videos in this series:

Intro to The 1790's Survival Series:    • Intro to the 1790's Survival Series  

Episode 1 -Leaving Home - The 1790's Survival Series:    • Leaving Home -  Episode 1 - 1790's Su...  

Episode 2 - The Fort - 1790's Survival Series:    • Making The Fort - Episode 2 - 1790's ...  


Episode 3 - On The Trail - 1790's Survival Series:    • On The Trail - Episode 3 - 1790's Sur...  

1790's Frontier Kit - What Am I Carrying? :   • 1790's Frontier Kit - What am I carry...  

Note: This is a work of fiction. While some of the names, places and dates are historical fact, the story line itself is meant solely for entertainment and educational purposes. Any other resemblance to any actual person, living or dead, business establishments, events or locales is entirely as part of the fictional story.

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