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Catherine Schubert was the only woman among a group of goldseekers called the 'Overlanders of '62' These hardly travellers set off from Fort Garry westward across the prairies in carts and wagons. There were no roads, only trails to follow. The greatest obstacle was the Rocky Mountians. The only way over the mountains was to find a pass, such as the Athabasca Pass, and make the climb on foot or snowshoe. The last part of the trip was by boat down the Columbia River with its dangerous rapids to Fort Vancouver. Catherine Schubert gave birth to a daughter the day she arrived in Kamloops.

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