Daily Expedition Reports
14 Oct 1999

From the Sea Bird on the Columbia & Snake Rivers, 10/14/1999, National Geographic Sea Bird

Aboard the National Geographic Sea Bird
Pacific Northwest

Like to paddle the mouth of the Columbia River in a canoe like this?

Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery used canoes like this one on their journey. We visited a replica of the winter headquarters of the expedition... had a wonderful tour of the Columbia Maritime Museum... cruised out to the Columbia River Bar (entrance). And then after lunch, some chose to walk in downtown Astoria and some walked the beaches of Fort Stevens State Park. We heard the most interesting tidbits of information on Lewis and Clark.

Article by

Clair Klock, Naturalist

From the Polaris in the Galapagos

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From the Sea Bird on the Columbia & Snake Rivers, 10/14/1999, National Geographic Sea Bird

Clair Klock, Naturalist

From the Polaris in the Galapagos

From the Polaris in the Galapagos

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