Journey the Corps of Discovery made, fill in the names of the rivers.Being a preparedness site, I thought it might be interesting to look at the Lewis and Clark packing list. The Trail Of Lewis And Clark 1804 1806 Barry Lawrence Ruderman Lewis And Clark Expedition Map Printable, Source Image: img.raremaps.com.Below is a list of the places associated with the Lewis and Clark expedition. Therefore, only the most important components happen to be in that map which includes Lewis And Clark Expedition Map Printable. Bear in mind one map could not meet every thing.
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(PDF)->READ One Life at a Time: An American Doctors Memoir of AIDS in.The categories within the Lewis and Clark packing list include Mathematical Instruments, Arms, Ammunition, Clothing, Camp Equipment, Provisions and Means of Subsistence, Indian Presents, Means of Transportation, Medicine, Materials to make Packs.(original spelling & terminology), Lewis and Clark Packing List Mathematical InstrumentsMagnetic needles in small straight silver or brass cases opening on the side with hinges.Instrument for measuring made of tape with feet & inches mark’d on it,…Pair large brass money scales with two setts of weights.Extra parts of Locks & tools for repairing armsRifle Frocks of waterproof Cloth if possibleCopper kettles (1 of 5 Gallons, 1 of 3, 2 of 2, & 2 of 1)Do. After finishing school, Lewis joined the Army, Here is Meriwether Lewis’ packing list for his expedition (1804).(EPUB/Book)->Download In Trouble Again: A Journey Between the Orinoco and the. Of the 40-some on the Lewis and Clark expedition, here are a few of the most memorable: The brilliant but troubled Meriwether Lewis.
(ditto) To form two half faced Tents or Shelters.Kegs of 5 Gallons each making 30 Gallons of rectified pirits such as is used for the Indian tradeLbs. (ditto) Of thicker quality for covering and lining boxes. Oil linnen for wrapping & securing ArticlesYds do.
Strips of Sheet iron 1 In. Powder secured in a Keg covered with oil ClothBelts of Worsted feiret (woven wool tape) or Gartering Colours brilliant and AssortedSheets of Copper Cut into strips of an inch in width & a foot longLbs. (ditto) generally largeSmall falling axes to be obtained in TennesseeFish Griggs such as the Indians use with a single barbed point – at Harper’s ferryLbs. (ditto) Assorted with points for sewing leatherKnives Small such as are generally used for the Indian trade, with fix’d blades & handles inlaid with brassLbs. 1 to 8 Common pointsGroces Do.
~ MinerjimSome absolutely tough individuals! And most, who were not small children or elderly adults, walked the trail because of a lack of room for them in the wagon due to the wagon being loaded.Plus the hazards of the trail which included rattlesnakes, dysentery, animals and people lost to drowning when crossing a river, wagons breaking down ( they usually had some spare parts), not enough for the animals to eat, some froze to death because of getting stuck in the snow and ice in the mountains, etc.Life long friendships were forged by them enduring the hardships together, and helping each other survive the Trail.That’s what they were willing to endure for the American promise of FREEDOM and their own land. ( If you look on Google earth, you can still see wagon ruts left by wagons in the desert soils).They were some tough individuals. At least until the buffalos started to disappear.If you ever get out to the great west, check out the Immigrant Trail Interpretive Center outside Elko, NV on I-80.Fascinating, to see those scant supplies and the kit they used to try and get across the great American Desert. If they had to get rid of some “ stuff “ in order to make room for more food, then they did.Sacks of rice, also cornmeal, salt, vinegar, butter, and baking soda.These food stuffs were supplemented with hunting and fishing.They were often helped by, and traded with the Indians.
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