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6th - I [[owned?]] a hall party of [[unclear]] for a [[hefe?]] unto the Mountains, to
6th - Joined a small party of six for a trip into the Mountains, to Geologize hunt Bear, Bees + fatBacks. We camped for the night near the Eastern springs of the San Antono river,
hawk Bear, Bees + [[falBacks?]]. We camped for the
profitably amusing ourselves shooting into turkies as they would come to roost for the night. The moon was near its full - there was not a breath of air but by 11 PM it blew a strong Norther
night near the Eastern [[unclear]] q the I am Antono river,
7th. Journied 9 miles + camped on one of the branches of the Salado [crossed out: passing the ['?'] ] Deer in great abundance, thus we are able to make hide bags for honey we anticipate to find. Large flocks of turkey-buzzards are hovering about awaiting a feast upon the deer's flesh we do not use; for just now, the "fat ribs" are only eaten.   It is said  
[[furfitably?]] amusery [[unclear]] shortery unto [[unclear]]
that these birds follow hunters & indians for great distances. The country is undulating, with Post-bark timbers & strewed with 'rotton limestone' with occasionally silacious pebbles.  
as they want come to loost for the night.  
8th. Had some very rough travelling to the Cibolo* river some 24 miles from San Antonio. The country traversed  to-day is hilly, in places covered with
The moon was near its full - then was [[unclear]] a heath
 
of aw ful by 11 Mn [[unclear]] blew a strong, Northern
7th. [[unclear]] of miles + coughed on one of the [[braneth?]]
of the Salado passing the [[unclear]] dear in great
abundance, then we are able to make [[heda?]] bags
for honey we anticipate to find. Lay flocks  
of turkey - begg and are havering about awaiting  
a feast [[unclear]] the deer's flesh we do not use; for
just now, the "fat [[nbs?]] are only later. It's said  
that there [[unclear]] follow hunders for great
[[Alertamen?]]. The creuntry is [[wudelating?]], well Prat bak
[[unclear]] + I [[unclear]] with  
nother leave the with resonally
[[unclear]] pebbles.  
8th. Had some very nough travelling to the [[crossed out]]
Cibolo* never from 24 [[unclear]] from San Antono. The
cravity havened to-day is hilly, in places [[unclear]] with
*Cibolo is an indian name for the buffalo.
*Cibolo is an indian name for the buffalo.

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6th - Joined a small party of six for a trip into the Mountains, to Geologize hunt Bear, Bees + fatBacks. We camped for the night near the Eastern springs of the San Antono river, profitably amusing ourselves shooting into turkies as they would come to roost for the night. The moon was near its full - there was not a breath of air but by 11 PM it blew a strong Norther 7th. Journied 9 miles + camped on one of the branches of the Salado [crossed out: passing the ['?'] ] Deer in great abundance, thus we are able to make hide bags for honey we anticipate to find. Large flocks of turkey-buzzards are hovering about awaiting a feast upon the deer's flesh we do not use; for just now, the "fat ribs" are only eaten. It is said that these birds follow hunters & indians for great distances. The country is undulating, with Post-bark timbers & strewed with 'rotton limestone' with occasionally silacious pebbles. 8th. Had some very rough travelling to the Cibolo* river some 24 miles from San Antonio. The country traversed to-day is hilly, in places covered with

  • Cibolo is an indian name for the buffalo.
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