Transcription: Chapter 33 It was similar to working for Jody and different at the same time. There were no oxen to haul the logs away so they were cut and split until a five-man mani-pole could get the resulting chunk up on the shoulders to be carried away. In a soldierly fashion, which meant at a trot to a cadence of Uga Chaga Uga Chaga, once the area was cleared, which took most of the first day, they started on stumping and digging a trench around the area. Tents were assembled in lines, latrines were dug and the camp was in every way made to be a permanent structure. In their munificent free time there w ...
