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The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 26, 1804
Day 158 Day 160 Clark, July 26, 1804 Catfish which is White Camp 26th of July Thursday 1804 the wind blustering and hard from the South all day which blowed the Clouds of Sand in Such a…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, July 27, 1804
Day 159 Day 161 Lewis, July 27, 1804 white Catfish Camp July 27th Friday, Charged the Boat and Perogue after a Small Shower of rain, Completed our ores & poles, Crossed over the two…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 27, 1804
Day 160 Day 162 Clark, July 27, 1804 White Catfish Camp 10 ms above Platt 27th of July Friday, a Small Shower of rain this morning, at 10 oClock Commence Loading the Boat & perogue;…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 28, 1804
Day 162 Day 164 Clark, July 28, 1804 July the 28th, Satturday 1804 Set out this morning early, the wind from the N W. by N. a Dark Smokey morning Some rain passed at 1 me. a Bluff on the S…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 29, 1804
Day 163 Day 165 Clark, July 29, 1804 July 29th Sunday 1804 Sent a french man la Liberty with the Indian to Otteaze Camp to invite the Indians to meet us on the river above- a Dark rainey…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 30, 1804
Day 165 Day 167 Clark, July 30, 1804 July 30th Monday 1804 Set out this morning early proceeded on to a Clear open Prarie on the L. S. on a rise of about 70 feet higher than the bottom…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, July 30, 1804
Day 166 Day 168 Lewis, July 30, 1804 July the 30th this day Joseph Fields killed a Braro as it is called by the French engages. this is a singular anamal not common to any part of the…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 31, 1804
Day 168 Day 170 Clark, July 31, 1804 July 31st, Tuesday a fair Day three Hunters out, Took meridian altitude made the Lattd. 41° 18' 1" 5/10 N. R. & Jo. Fields returned to Camp They…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, July 17, 1805
Day 785 Day 787 Lewis, July 17, 1805 Wednesday July 17th 1805. The sunflower is in bloom and abundant in the river bottoms. The Indians of the Missouri particularly those who do not…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 17, 1805
Day 786 Day 788 Clark, July 17, 1805 July 17th Wednesday 1805 Set out early this morning and Crossed the rapid at the Island Cald pine rapid with Some dificuelty, at this rapid I came up…Trending
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