Lewis: November 1, 1804
Strong winds kept the expedition confined to their camp for most of the day. When the wind finally died down in the evening, the party was able to move on, traveling about seven miles downriver before landing on the northeast side at a large wooded point, where they made their new camp.
Thursday November 1st 1804 The wind blew so violently during the greater
part of this day that we were unable to quit our encampment; in the
evening it abated;we droped down about seven miles and land on N.
E. side of the river at a large point of Woodland.
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Thursday, November 1st, 1804. The wind blew so violently during the greater part of this day that we were unable to leave our camp. In the evening it died down; we dropped downriver about seven miles and landed on the northeast side of the river at a large point of woodland.
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