Letter to Mr. President of United States of America

Letter to Mr. President of United States of America

Hello Mr. President, I hope you are well, my name is Lewis, I am a cattle farmer and I have been participated in the trip to the American West. I would like to report on my trip and give you my impressions because I think it will have an impact on the future of our country.

I, my family, my friends, my colleagues went to the city of Fort Hall, this trip was not long

because it was mostly big plains and the way was well indicated because we got help from Indians who seemed friendly and were friendly

Then we went to the town of Fort Boisie and again the road was quite easy, no one got sick, no one was hurt or died.

The most difficult road we had to cross was the one leading to the town of Waiilapta, because winter was coming fast.

While trying to cross the Srake R river we encountered difficulties in crossing

and a latecomer drowned. We then had to face a mountain range,

This episode caused us to lose about 30% of our livestock and cost the lives of 5 people who died of disease or accidents.

accidents.

I, my family and my colleagues were stopped on the way to the town of Walla Walla because

during the night, some Indians we had met and who seemed dishonest stole horses from us, as sometimes trusting appearances can save us a lot of trouble.

Finally, I arrived in Walla Walla and settled down with my family. During this long journey we lost

30% of our cattle, 6 people died, which is not much compared to what we thought, and the good news is that 10 people were born and saved.

What I can tell you is that the American west is being occupied

by a very large portion of Americans who are looking for an opportunity and that

many villages, towns and much more will be built and occupied.

Here we come to the end of the letter.

Dear Mr. President, I would like to thank you for the time you have taken to read my letter.

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