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After this "refreshment" had been partaken of, and the stiffness thawed from our limbs, snowshoes were adjusted, and with a "Hurrah for York" the march was resumed.
One more camp was made, and on the following day, the 24th of November, and the nineteenth day since leaving Churchill, we reached York Factory.
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RED DEER COWBOY.
