<a href="https://rss.com/podcasts/the-sleepkeeper/voicemail">Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.</a>A road that moves at the pace of an ox, beneath a sky so wide that the landmarks ahead seem to stay in place for days.A long, slow one. There's no ending you need to reach, and nothing you'll miss if you drift off partway.· · ·Tonight: a covered wagon journey west along the Oregon Trail. The shallow waters of the Platte, prairie grass moving in the wind, oxen pulling slowly through the dust, buffalo-chip fires, river crossings, Ash Hollow, Chimney Rock and Scotts Bluff.Along the way, we'll settle into the ordinary rhythm of trail life — walking beside the wagons, cooking simple meals, tending animals, repairing wheels and making camp beneath a very large sky.· · ·If these evenings have become part of how you end the day, follow along so the next one finds you. A rating or a few words, whenever you happen to, is how the next tired person finds their way to a place like this.Narration on this channel is AI-assisted. The research, writing, and shaping of each evening are done by hand.Sleep well, friend.· · ·sleep story · Oregon Trail · covered wagon · American history · bedtime story for adults · pioneer history · relaxing history · fall asleep to history

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