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Ron Tyler
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  • in this there were infinitely more buffaloe than I had ever before witnessed at a view.
June 13, 1805 | Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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  • Great numbers of Buffalow in every direction, I think 10,000 may be Seen in a view.
June 30, 1805 | Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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  • since our arrival at the falls we have repeatedly witnessed a nois which proceeds from a direction a little to the N. of West as loud and resembling precisely the discharge of a piece of ordinance of 6 pounds at the distance of three miles. I was informed of it by the men several times before I paid any attention to it, thinking it was thunder most probably which they had mistaken    at length walking in the plains the other day I heard this noise very distictly, it was perfectly calm clear and not a cloud to be seen, I halted and listened attentively about an hour during which time I heard two other discharges and tok the direction of the sound with my pocket compass. I have no doubt but if I had leasure I could find from whence it issued. I have thout it probable that it might be caused by runing water in some of the caverns of those immence mountains, on the principal of the blowing caverns; but in such case the sounds would be periodical & regular, which is not the case with this, being sometimes heard once only and at other times, six or seven discharges in quick succession.    it is heard also at different seasons of the day and night. I am at a loss to account for this phenomenon.
July 4, 1805 | Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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  • , the Indian woman to whom I ascribe equal fortitude and resolution, with any person onboard at the time of the accedent, caught and preserved most of the light articles which were washed overboard
May 16, 1805 | Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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  • I saw immence quantities of buffaloe in every direction, also some Elk deer and goats; having an abundance of meat on hand I passed them without firing on them; they are extreemly gentle    the bull buffaloe particularly will scarcely give way to you. I passed several in the open plain within fifty paces, they viewed me for a moment as something novel and then very unconcernedly continued to feed.
May 4, 1805 | Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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  • it is now only amusement for Capt. C. and myself to kill as much meat as the party can consum;
May 6, 1805 | Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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  • we saw a great quantity of game today particularly of Elk and Buffaloe, the latter are now so gentle that the men frequently throw sticks and stones at them in order to drive them out of the way.
May 9, 1805 | Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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  • Heritage fund happened. It's bad. The fund is down nearly $2 billion in value. For 2019-20 the annual rate of return for the Heritage fund was negative 5.1 per cent.
Progress Report #225: Lethbridge cops making the case for why we need to abolish the police - The Progress Report
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  • ame & brought us on his Squar [NB: who carried it on her back] about 60 Wt. of Dried Buffalow meat
  • brought us on his Squar [NB: who carried it on her back] about 60 Wt. of Dried Buffalow meat
November 3, 1804 | Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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  • he packd about 100 W. of fine meet on his Squar for us
November 12, 1804 | Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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  • This labour like every other kind is chiefly performed by the squaws
October 10, 1804 | Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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