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November 24, 2002
Snake River, Oregon, 1997
Photograph by Sam Abell
"On October 16, the rushing Snake River brought the expedition into the Columbia [River] at last. The Corps paused at the confluence 'to smoke with the Indians who had collected there in great numbers to view us ... they formed a half circle around us and Sung for Some time,' [William] Clark wrote. Continuing downriver through a semidesert punctuated by buttes like the landmark Sisters (right), they were hailed by other Indian groups who gathered on the riverbanks to greet them."
—From the National Geographic book Lewis & Clark: Voyage of Discovery, 1998
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