Friendly villages
The Countrey on each side begin to be thicker timbered with Pine and low white Oake; verry rockey and broken. passed three large rocks in The river the middle rock is large long and has Several Squar vaults on it. we call this rockey Island the Sepulchar—
—William Clark
Saw a beautiful Spring on the Lard. Side, which run off a high clift of rocks, and fell of the clift upwards of a hundred feet perpinticular. the country Mountaineous. high clifts on the River. mostly covred with pine timber.
—John Ordway
Those people gave us, High bush cram berries, bread made of roots, and roots; we purchased three dogs for the party to eate; we Smoked with the men, all muche pleased with the violin—.
—William Clark
Day of the month Wind State of the Weather 29th W. fair after rain rained moderately all day. Saw the first large Buzzard or Voultur of the Columbia [condor].
—William Clark[1]Some abbreviations have been spelled out.
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