Lewis and Clark Journal Entry June 4 1804
Sergeant at the helm ran under a bending tree and broke the mast. Clark describes leaving the boat and traversing a rush bottom and nettles for about one mile then climbing a 170 foot hill to a French report of lead ore though none found. They note top land six feet high and 100 acres of dead timber as they branched trees near Whitehouse. Edited by Gary Moulton.
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