I am so excited!I am leaving tomorrow to go see my kids who live at the mouth of the Columbia River in a town called Astoria!That is where Lewis and Clark builtFort Clasop and stayed a long soggy winter. Here is the entrance to it. Lewis and Clark Expedition, Entrance to Fort Clatsop, near Astoria, Oregon, USA I am going to take lots of pictures!!!

Title:I am Sacajawea, I am York Author:Murphy,C laire R. SubjectCategory :Intermediate Grade Levels: I - Intermediate or gr 3-5 Year Reviewed:2006 Review:Beautifu lly illustrated, this picture book is about two members of the Lewis and Clark expedition who did not volunteer to go: Sacajawea and York. Both were considered to be property that belonged to others. It is told in their perspectives and is based on some true incidents according to the journals of Lewis and Clark. Helpful text features such as maps, afterword, bibliography, list of web sites, and pronunciations.

Sandra Stredwick of West Richland rode into the Lewis and Clark story on the back of a white stallion.

With the arrival of 2004 also comes the much-anticipate d bicentennial year of the Lewis and Clark expedition's historic journey into the unknown.

Canvas teepees mixed with modern tents, and horses trotted among fancy campers on a Missouri River peninsula to mark the journey home of explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark and their Indian ...

The Lewis and Clark National Historical Park in Warrenton gained new ground Thursday.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Due to rapidly changing weather conditions in the Sierra and Northern Nevada, anglers are urged to call ahead to the sources listed at the end of each area description for reports on the latest road and water conditions.One of the most eventful lives in American history began on Feb. 11, 1805, in the Mandan Indian villages where the men of the Lewis and Clark Expedition were spending the winter. Capt. Meriwether Lewis recorded the event in his journal: "about five oc ...