wagons

They use here light four-wheeled vehicles which they call wagons, with a seat in the front for two persons and room for your luggage behind; and in these wagons, with a pair of horses, they think nothing of trotting them seventy or eighty miles in a day, at the speed of twelve miles an hour;

Diary in America, Series Two Frederick Marryat 1820

Quaint traditions like roadside pumpkin wagons and charming villages marks a tour of Ohio's Amish Country.

Beautiful Fall Foliage Drives Joe Yogerst 2010

Quaint traditions like roadside pumpkin wagons and charming villages marks a tour of Ohio's Amish Country.

Beautiful Fall Foliage Drives Joe Yogerst 2010

We put them on flat train wagons and were told that we would be taken to Corinth by train and then drive all the way to Northern

John Keay 2010

They all just passed him off as another crazy man who most likely had no family, no home and nothing better to do than to accumulate the randomly dispersed metal wagons from the massive concrete field.

The Law of Averages Marda Miller 2010

Also, it rented out carriages and mountain wagons that seated nine persons.

CHAPTER IX 2010

These roads that are purposely not paved, where the wagons — for the Amish drive only in wagons — raise blinding clouds of dust in front of us, are Amish.

In the Footsteps of Tocqueville Bernard-Henri L 2005

These roads that are purposely not paved, where the wagons — for the Amish drive only in wagons — raise blinding clouds of dust in front of us, are Amish.

In the Footsteps of Tocqueville Bernard-Henri L 2005

Our family had a series of wagons from a 1954 Pontiac up to a 1971 Ford Country Squire, all packed with stories of trips to the lake in the summer and skiing in the winter.

December 2005 2005

Station-wagons from the days when cars were cars and men were men and kids wanted to be cowboys

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