Corps Of Discovery 13 Traditional Cache
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In this trail of caches you will learn about the Expedition of the Corps Of Discoverers. Each and every cache is going to have information about what they went through along their way.
April 11, 1806 - At the modern Cascades-Bonneville Dam. The portage here was over a slippery, narrow trail, 2800 yards long, in the rain. Indians crowded the camp, watching. Clark took four canoes up the rapids with a great deal of labor; some of the canoes were unavoidably damaged in the process. The men were very tired after this laborious task. Drouillard and the Field brothers were sent out to hunt. The Indians began to steal items from the Corps. Shields was forced to draw a knife on two Indians who tried to take a dog he had purchased for food. A couple of other Indians stole Seaman, and Lewis sent three men after them to retrieve his dog, even if they had to kill the Indians. When the men approached the Indians, they ran off, and Seaman was brought back to camp.
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