Lewis and Clark Vol 10

Enhance your holiday travel experience by downloading this audio tour of Lewis & Clark 's expedition across America.

 THE FINAL STEPS

Listen & Discover Exclusive Interviews by historians and tribe members, not available anywhere else!

Experience the epic adventure of the Lewis and Clark expedition between present-day southwestern Washington and northwestern Oregon states. Learn about the Corps' of Discovery's struggle down the last stretch of the Columbia with violent Pacific winter storms, the terrific excitement upon finally seeing the ocean, the historic vote regarding where to spend the winter, life at Fort Clatsop and the never ending wet dreary weather. You'll hear about a hike taken by Capt. Wm. Clark and Sacajawea to see a beached whale near present-day Seaside OR. Chinook tribal members describe their culture, legends and perspectives on the Expedition.

This 65 minute audio adventure was peer reviewed by Lewis and Clark scholars and the National Park Service It is the only program of its type and includes exclusive interviews with noted Lewis and Clark scholars Gary Moulton, Hal Stearns and David Nicandri. Other exclusive interviews feature Chinook tribal members and historians. Hear the Creation Story of the Chinook people who helped the Corps of Discovery survive the winter of 1805 ' 1806 on the rugged and distant Pacific coast, told by tribal chairman Gary Johnson. Authentic music of the Corps performed by Daniel Slosberg.

'Listening to this program, I felt like a member of the expedition" __ Don Striker, superintendent Fort Clatsop National Memorial, National Park Service.

Author/Spoken: Laura Reeves / Peter B. Lewis

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Enhance your holiday travel experience by downloading this audio tour of Lewis & Clark 's expedition across America.

 THE FINAL STEPS

Listen & Discover Exclusive Interviews by historians and tribe members, not available anywhere else!

Experience the epic adventure of the Lewis and Clark expedition between present-day southwestern Washington and northwestern Oregon states. Learn about the Corps' of Discovery's struggle down the last stretch of the Columbia with violent Pacific winter storms, the terrific excitement upon finally seeing the ocean, the historic vote regarding where to spend the winter, life at Fort Clatsop and the never ending wet dreary weather. You'll hear about a hike taken by Capt. Wm. Clark and Sacajawea to see a beached whale near present-day Seaside OR. Chinook tribal members describe their culture, legends and perspectives on the Expedition.

This 65 minute audio adventure was peer reviewed by Lewis and Clark scholars and the National Park Service It is the only program of its type and includes exclusive interviews with noted Lewis and Clark scholars Gary Moulton, Hal Stearns and David Nicandri. Other exclusive interviews feature Chinook tribal members and historians. Hear the Creation Story of the Chinook people who helped the Corps of Discovery survive the winter of 1805 ' 1806 on the rugged and distant Pacific coast, told by tribal chairman Gary Johnson. Authentic music of the Corps performed by Daniel Slosberg.

'Listening to this program, I felt like a member of the expedition" __ Don Striker, superintendent Fort Clatsop National Memorial, National Park Service.

Author/Spoken: Laura Reeves / Peter B. Lewis

Presented to you by:


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