A photo of Youngs bay with the drawbridge over the Lewis and Clark River. You are looking South. About 3/4 mile to SW of bridge is where Lewis and Clark Co. wintered over 1805-1806.
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A bit of local history.
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Mossdancer
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A bit of local history.
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Very, very good sun set photo.
I am very lucky to see most sun-rises in my school bus.
After that the sun is in my eyes all morning.
Then it is in my eyes again taken the students home.
So for me SUN-Rises and SUN-SETS are a thing of beauty..
I am very lucky to see most sun-rises in my school bus.
After that the sun is in my eyes all morning.
Then it is in my eyes again taken the students home.
So for me SUN-Rises and SUN-SETS are a thing of beauty..
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Thanks Ken
Jonet, I am not sure what the distinquishing difference is. I do believe it is both. It is open to the public. There is a replica of the old Fort, A museum and more species of flora and fauna than I thought existed. Also there is an old dugout canoe. All the other bells and whistles you would expect.
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Jonet, I am not sure what the distinquishing difference is. I do believe it is both. It is open to the public. There is a replica of the old Fort, A museum and more species of flora and fauna than I thought existed. Also there is an old dugout canoe. All the other bells and whistles you would expect.
moss
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