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    Lewis and Clark Campsites: Then and Now by Ecco Kriechbaum and Cadance Severson

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    Lewis and Clark camped along the Platte River from August 1 to September 30, 1804, encountering dry land with grass but no trees. They met many unfriendly Native Americans during this part of their journey. The expedition reached the mouth of the Platte River during this time period.

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    Lewis and Clark camped along the Platte River from August 1 to September 30, 1804, encountering dry land with grass but no trees. They met many unfriendly Native Americans during this part of their journey. The expedition reached the mouth of the Platte River during this time period.

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    Lewis and Clark camped along the Platte River from August 1 to September 30, 1804, encountering dry land with grass but no trees. They met many unfriendly Native Americans during this part of their journey. The expedition reached the mouth of the Platte River during this time period.

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    Lewis and Clark Campsites

    Then and Now


    By Ecco Kriechbaum and
    Cadance Severson

    From Platte River To Bad


    River
    August 1, 1804 to September 30 1804

    They saw a land that was dry with no


    trees and LOTS of grass.

    What happened on this part of the trip


    was
    They met lots of unfriendly Indians.

    Plattes Mouth

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