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Australian Adventure, Chapter Two

 Chapter Two 

 

Thomas went to a nearby village trade. He traded two wombat skins for a rife, as before he had been using a bow and arrow before, and then he gave a blacksmith a tiger quoll (type of 17 inch wild cat that doesn't look and act like a cat at all. They live in dens and are far better climbers than most cats) skin to make him some horseshoes for bolt, as the old ones had worn out. After that, he went home.

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