Lewis: Ohio River Journey, September 7, 1803
On this day, the expedition continued its slow and difficult passage down the Ohio River, where low water and obstacles hampered progress. Lewis spent much of the day observing the surrounding natural environment, taking note of the trees along the banks, the birds in the area, and the conditions of the river itself. These observations served as practice and preparation for the more thorough and systematic journal keeping that would be required as the expedition advanced westward.
Navigating the Ohio River with difficulty. Lewis occupied himself with natural history observations, noting the trees, birds, and river conditions in preparation for the more detailed journal keeping ahead.
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Navigating the Ohio River with difficulty. Lewis occupied himself with natural history observations, noting the trees, birds, and river conditions in preparation for the more detailed journal keeping ahead.
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