In the bustling hub of trade within the Breadbasket Colonies, my husband managed to maneuver Conestoga wagons like this one for leisure time with my family. In the summer, that white cloth there is crafted from the same fabric as a thin Sunday dress. In the winter, however, said tops are made of denser material like wool. Also, you can barely tell, but upon further inspection one can notice the fields of wheat and corn behind the wagon. Farms produce thousands of pounds of the stuff annually to sell to other colonies, as well as England. I heard Bronson discussing the purpose of the Triangular Trade with some merchants, but I don’t really know what he meant... I know my place as his wife, so I don’t ask much about is economic situation, or about his
