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  Clark
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  June 5, 1805
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  June 5th Wednesday 1805 Some little rain & Snow last night the 
  mountains to our S E# covered with Snow this morning air verry Cold & 
  raining a little, we Saw 8 buffalow opposit, they made 2 attempts to 
  Cross, the water being So Swift they Could not, about the time we were 
  Setting out three white bear approached our Camp we killed the three & 
  eate part of one & Set out & proceeded on N# 20° W 11 miles. k 
  the river at maney places in this distance to a ridge on the N# Side t m 
  the top of which I could plainly See a mountain to the South & W# 
  covered with Snow at a long distance, The mountains opposit to us to the 
  S# E# is also Covered with Snow this morning. a high ridge from 
  those mountains approach the river on the S E Side forming Some Clifts of 
  hard dark Stone. From the ridge at which place I Struck the river 
  last, I could  żż  discover that the river run west of South a long 
  distance, and has a Strong rapid Current, as this river Continued its 
  width debth & rapidity and the Course west of South, going up further 
  would be useless, I deturmined to return, I accordingly Set out, thro the 
  plain on a Course N# 30° E on my return & Struck the little river at 
  20 miles passing thro a Leavel plain, at the little river we killed 2 buck 
  Elk & dined on their marrow, proceeded on a few miles & Camped, 
  haveing killed 2 deer which was verry fat, Some few drops of rain to day, 
  the evening fair wind hard from the N# E# I Saw great numbers of Elk & 
  white tale deer, Some beaver, antelope mule deer & wolves & one 
  bear on this little river marked my name in a tree N# Side near the ridge 
  where the little river brakes thro 
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