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make five observations about life in the backwoods of upper Canada. what jobs did pioneers do for themselves that we would never think of doing for ourselves today?
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bobpursley
building a cooking fire first thing in the morning.
Slopping the hogs twice a day.
Carrying water from a source (pond, creek) to home for washing and drinking.
Digging a pit to put the outhouse over.
Milking the cows twice a day.
Hunting for game to eat.
Making clothes.
Slopping the hogs twice a day.
Carrying water from a source (pond, creek) to home for washing and drinking.
Digging a pit to put the outhouse over.
Milking the cows twice a day.
Hunting for game to eat.
Making clothes.
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