Walking Across America 3

state, environment

the large pieces of wood that support a railroad track

a small chair on wheels normally used for pushing a baby along

a radio powered by turning a handle, or crank

satisfaction, a feeling that one has all that one needs

a line along the top of mountain ranges dividing the continent such that rain or melting snow on one side flows west; on the other side, water flows to the east

to give someone shelter, a place to stay

section of a saddle which holds the feet of a rider

referring to a hen in a coop, being the best or most qualified person

tall poles, as for electrical wires, which are generally not very close together