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Memories
of the "In the Wake of Lewis & Clark" Tour Saturday, October 29 ~ November 2005 Sixteen MSU alumni travelers and friends boarded the Linblad Expedition Sea Bird ship in Portland, Oregon, on October 29th. Six days later we returned having observed and experienced a small glimpse of the fabulous part of our country that Lewis & Clark and their Corps of Discovery traversed over 200 years ago. View some of the highlights of the tour by clicking on the small photos to enlarge and using the arrows below to navigate to all 6 pages. by MSU Alumni Association, copyright MSU Alumni Association, 2005 |
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| Boarding
the Sea Bird from the marina just off the RiverFront Place Hotel. DSC_0101.jpg |
View
of downtown Portland from the Seabird. DSC_0108.jpg |
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| The
impressive scene of Mount Hood off
our stern. DSC_0116.jpg |
Watching
Mount Hood rise with the
sun. DSC_0124.jpg |
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| Rising
thru the John Day lock DSC_0153.jpg |
David
Stephens, Naturalist (red), describing aspects of the John
Day lock. DSC_0157.jpg |
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| View
of the Clearwater River near a Corps
of Discovery campsite. DSC_0232.jpg |
Foggy vista
near the historic site of a 150-foot Nez Perce
lodge where Capt. Clark treated the medical
needs of the occupants. DSC_0259.jpg |
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| Walking
off lunch in downtown Clarkston. DSC_0288.jpg |
Lee
and Carol Hamilton, greeted us with a display of hide, fire and cordage
or rope preparation tools used by the Nez Perce and the Corps. DSC_0303.jpg |