Clark: December 27, 1804
On this Thursday, light snow fell and temperatures dropped slightly colder than the previous day, with strong winds blowing from the northwest. Several Indians visited the expedition's camp during the day. They expressed considerable surprise at the blacksmith's bellows and watched with interest as the men demonstrated their methods for fashioning various articles out of iron.
27th December 1804 Thursday a little fine Snow weather something Colder
than yesterday Several Indians here to Day, much Surprised at the Bellos
& method of makeing Sundery articles of Iron wind hard from the N W.
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27th December 1804, Thursday. A little fine snow. Weather somewhat colder than yesterday. Several Indians here today, much surprised at the bellows and the method of making sundry articles of iron. Wind hard from the N.W.
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