Sacajawea was crucial to the Corps of Discovery successful journey. She traveled from Fort Mandan to the Pacific, all the while carrying her infant son Jean Baptiste. He traveled the world and explored the west until is death in 1866 here on the Oregon Trail. grave 42.951968, -117.339194
"A good traveler has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving." ~ Lao Tzu
7.05.2018
Jean Baptiste
Upon reaching the Lolo Pass and remembered that I have traveled the Columbia River several times and visited Fort Clatsop a couple of times. I decided to turn south and visit with friends and family. Adelle told me that I should watch for Jean Baptiste's grave.
Sacajawea was crucial to the Corps of Discovery successful journey. She traveled from Fort Mandan to the Pacific, all the while carrying her infant son Jean Baptiste. He traveled the world and explored the west until is death in 1866 here on the Oregon Trail. grave 42.951968, -117.339194
Sacajawea was crucial to the Corps of Discovery successful journey. She traveled from Fort Mandan to the Pacific, all the while carrying her infant son Jean Baptiste. He traveled the world and explored the west until is death in 1866 here on the Oregon Trail. grave 42.951968, -117.339194
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