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Dedicated to the men and women who planted civilization in the wilderness and courage in the blood of their children.
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Prairie schooners rolling west, praying for peace - but ready for battle.
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The last outpost, the turning back place for the weak; the starting place for the strong.
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They have not turned back, those who died; they stay and yet they go forward. Their spirit leads.
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Ten weary miles a day. There is no road, but there is a will, and history cuts the way.
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Breck Coleman, Wagon Train Scout: We can't turn back! We're blazing a trail that started in England. Not even the storms of the sea could turn back the first settlers. And they carrie dit on further. They blazed it on through the wilderness of Kentucky. Famine, hunger, not even massacres could stop them. And now we picked up the trail again. And nothing can stop us! Not even the snows of winter, nor the peaks of the highest mountain. We're building a nation and we got to suffer! No great trail was ever built without hardship. And you got to fight! That's right. And when you stop fighting, that's death. What are you going to do, lay down and die? Not in a thousand years! You're going on with me!