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Riding over a thousand challenging miles on horseback to New Orleans, across uncharted and dangerous territory and then back. Bill Rampy is leading a caravan across territory with no real trails; but plenty of danger, including swollen rivers, wild animals, and unfamiliar Indians. The wagons are loaded with valuable trade goods on their journey from New Orleans to Santa Fe. After a wagon accident seriously injures one of Bill's brothers; it is unclear whether-or-not the caravan will be able to complete its journey. Bill desperately wants to return to Chihuahua to see the beautiful girl he met there. Waiting for Bill in Santa Fe is something that he never imagined. What will happen now to Bill and the rest of his caravan? Trail to New Orleans is the adventuresome second book in the Rampy Series. If you like action and excitement set in the 1821 old west, with strong family bonds, you will love Jim Edd Warner's moving adventure. Feel a journey through the old west in both Spanish and U.S. territory. Go ahead and saddle-up.