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Native American
"The Trail of Lewis and Clark"
by Wheeler

Leaving the friendly Nez Perce, the expedition once more traveled by canoe down the Clearwater, Snake, and Columbia Rivers toward the Pacific Ocean. They didn't have to paddle against the current this time, but had to run fast rapids and avoid dangerous waterfalls.

 




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The Corps of Discovery met the Nez Perce people during this part of the expedition. They arrived cold, hungry and exhausted. The Nez Perce saved the lives of the explorers by providing food and a warm place to rest and recuperate. To learn more about these people, visit Nez Perce National Historical Park on the Internet at www.nps.gov/nepe

 

Excerpt from Gass Letter

Newfoundland
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Captain Lewis brought his Newfoundland dog, Seaman, on the expedition. Don't worry, they did not eat him. He traveled the entire journey.

 

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