Camp Dubois: May 2, 1804
On this day, the expedition focused on loading their three vessels—the keelboat and two pirogues—with supplies needed for the journey ahead. Clark personally oversaw the work, ensuring the cargo's weight was distributed carefully across the boats to maintain stability. He also organized the supplies thoughtfully so that essential items could be reached quickly when needed during travel. The day's efforts centered on preparation and logistics rather than departure itself.
The keelboat and two pirogues were loaded with supplies for the journey. Clark supervised the careful distribution of weight and the organization of cargo for quick access to essential items.
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