 From
Bette Worley: We saw many sights today. we saw
Multnomah Falls flowing over a very high cliff of about 585 feet. We stopped
at various sights where Lewis and Calrk had been. Our evening dinner at the
Red Lion in Astoria, OR overlooked the marina and the Pacific Ocean. We had
delicious salmon for the third day. Our instructor, Tom Laidlaw, an actor as
well as an expert on the Lewis & Clark history, impersonated William Cannon
for our evening presentation. we have been very privileged to have Tom & Don
Popejoy for our instructor and coordinator.
Bette Worley |
 Today was a day
for waterfalls and rocks on the mighty Columbia River. At left is Rooster
Rock, under which L&C had lunch on Nov. 2, 1805
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 Beacon
Rock. Tidewater reaches here 150 miles from the mouth of the river. |
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 Phoca
Rock` named by L&C because of the seals seen there. |
 Pillar
Rock named casually by William Broughton in 1792 |
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 Bridge
of the Gods Modern structure over an ancient legend.
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 United
States Coast Guard Motor Lifeboat School on Cape Disappointment at the mouth
of the Columbia River. |
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