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Life for pioneers traveling in covered wagons was challenging and often arduous. They faced harsh weather, difficult terrain, and limited supplies, which required careful planning and resourcefulness. Daily routines involved setting up camp, caring for livestock, and maintaining the wagon, all while navigating disputes and hardships within the group. Despite these challenges, the journey represented hope for new opportunities and a better life in the West.

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