He took Freckles and set out to re-locate and examine the tree.

The Angel was interested in the making of the camp, so she preferred to remain with the men.

With her sharp eyes she was watching every detail of construction; but when it came to the stretching of the dining-hall canvas she proceeded to take command.
The men were driving the rope-pins, when the Angel arose on the wagon and, leaning forward, spoke to Duncan, who was directing the work.
"I believe if you will swing that around a few feet farther, you will find it better, Mr.Duncan," she said.

"That way will let the hot sun in at noon, while the sides will cut off the best breeze." "That's a fact," said Duncan, studying the conditions.
So, by shifting the pins a little, they obtained comfort for which they blessed the Angel every day.

When they came to the sleeping-tent, they consulted her about that.