pack train

They won't know there aren't some of us still with the pack train.

Often for days nothing could be moved except on pack trains.

I have nothing to do with that pack train or what it's packing.

With this evidence and the laden pack train, they started off toward the village.

Or will it simply mean more packed trains on a system that is already straining?

Pack trains stop every now and then and take everything they have.

They point out that packed trains in rush hours can have more than 2,500 passengers.

Nathan Hume's pack train died there, or most of them.

Walker's party abandoned their wagons and finished getting to California by pack train.

I can travel with one of the pack trains.

Including stopovers, five to ten miles a day was common for pack trains.

"You should have told me," Wolf said, glancing back at the pack train.

With few roads, pack trains brought supplies to the miners.

Certainly not the drivers of the pack train, else they would have stopped with the burros.

Still disguised, they accompany the pack train on its journey.

Both would leave commuters unable to board packed trains on the southern end of the line, he said.

They began firing on Bernard's left flank and pack train, before being run off.

The counterattack came a day after two bombs killed 78 people on a packed train near the capital.

"About two days behind us, with the pack train.

Mounted, with no pack train, they made the northern crossroad in two days.

"I have a pack train leaving this very night.

They abandoned their wagons in eastern Nevada and finished the trip by pack train.

Instead, he stayed with the pack train and straggled far behind the column.

Passengers have complained about packed trains since the first elevated lines were built in the 1800's.

Riders took command of the pack train, unloading the animals.