tote road
- an unpaved road for carrying supplies, as to a camp or clearing.
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Origin of tote road
First recorded in 1855–60
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Historical Examples
Hey, Irish, you was down on the tote-road; did you hear Diablesse?
The PromiseJames B. Hendryx
When they reached the tote-road it seemed rougher than ever and the country wilder.
The Peace of Roaring RiverGeorge van Schaick
For this was indeed a wild country through which the tote-road ran.
The Corner House Girls SnowboundGrace Brooks Hill
His trail was now an easy one, an old and moss-grown "tote-road" of the lumbermen.
Hoof and ClawCharles G. D. Roberts
He started by flying from tree to tree, still keeping along the course of the tote-road.
The Secret TrailsCharles G. D. Roberts