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In the Wake of Discovery, Lewis and Clark Bicentennial

Contact:
In the Wake of Discovery
L&C-2004
Bicentennial Expedition
PO Box 2004
Livingston, MT 59047
406-222-8016

 

 

 

Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation:
The mission is to stimulate public appreciation of the Lewis and Clark Expedition's contributions to America's heritage, and to support education, research, development, and preservation of the Lewis and Clark experience.
http://www.lewisandclark.org/


American Rivers:
A nonprofit conservation organization dedicated to protecting and restoring rivers nationwide. Learn more about their traveling exhibit "Discovering the Rivers of Lewis and Clark" here.
http://www.americanrivers.org/


Kruger Canoes:
Solo expedition canoes built by Verlen Kruger
http://www.krugercanoes.com


Paddler Magazine article:
This story was written about my trip following the route of Alexander Mackenzie. It was on this journey that I got the idea to create an educational web site journey of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
http://www.paddlermagazine.com/issues/2000_2/article_2.shtml


Star Web Service:
Providing businesses and individuals with professional and affordable Internet solutions emphasizing outstanding customer service.
http://www.starwebservices.com/


Bethel School District Lewis & Clark Project:
The Bethel School District invites children from grades K-12 to participate in an integrated 3 year educational project studying the Lewis & Clark Expedition.
http://www.bethel.k12.or.us/lewisandclark/index.shtmll


The Bark Canoe Store:
Reviving the art of the birch bark canoe by offering authentic birch bark canoes, wood canvas replica canoes, paddling accessories, books, videos and more! I had the pleasure to build an authentic birch bark canoe with owner John Lindman. This canoe was the style used by the Native Americans in the Great Lakes Region during the time of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
http://www.barkcanoe.com/


Walkin Jim Stoltz & Wild Wind Music: Join Walkin Jim on a journey presentation of song and wilderness slides. Jim's 25,000 miles of wilderness hiking throughout North America is put to song and pictures.
http://www.walkinjim.com


Journey Of Discovery: Official Website of the Nimble Will Nomad: I had the pleasure to camp with Nimble Will aka "Eb" while in the Bitterrroot Mountains of Montana. Eb is close to 70 years old and was walking 20-35 miles a day from St. Louis to the Pacific. Check out his great web site and purchase one of his trail books he has written. Very Inspirational! Way to go Eb!
http://www.nimblewillnomad.com


CanoeSport Outfitters:
Great paddling store in Plattsmouth, NE. I had the pleaure to meet manager Denny Lange who was very helpful in anything relating to canoeing and kayaking on the Missouri River. Stop by and support these guys. http://www.canoesportoutfitters.com


Dakota Adventure: South Dakotas Leader in Outdoor Adveture:
I ran into the owner Caleb Gilkerson as I was passing through town. Wished I had talked with him more. He runs a local canoe, kayak, and backpacking store in Pierre, South Dakota. He may also be able to help with a portage or shuttle around Oahe Dam. Drop him a line and tell him hi!
http://www.adventuresd.com


Gray Dog Design: Professional Graphic Design for Print and Internet:
I talked with owner Michael Lacher in Washburn, North Dakota. He was kayaking down the Missouri to Bismarck. Please check out his web site and say hi!
http://www.graydogdesign.com


Paddlers For Parts: Raising awareness for Organ & Tissue Donations. A unique way to involve paddlers in your community and help save a life.
http://www.paddlersforparts.ca


Tundra Sails:
Canoe and kayak sails. Take advantage of mother nature to get you to your destination.
http://www.tundrasails.com


Canoe Camping Org:
Providing information on over 300 destinations for you paddling enjoyment.
http://www.canoe-camping.org


Cottage Micro Services and E-School:
Talking Communites Chat.
Interactive on-line books.
Help contribute to In The Wake Of Discovery by purchasing the book "First Across the Continent" by Noah Brooks.
http://www.cottagemicro.com : Home Page
http://www.cottagemicro.com/ebooks/lewisandclark : Order book.


Charge Life: Brandon & Heather Nelsons'
1200-mile paddle trip around Lake Baikal in Russia and their Canada - Cabo journey. Great photo's and stories by two modern day adventurers.
http://www.chargelife.com


Blazing Paddles:
A unique outdoor educational program involving canoeing and wilderness experiences. Join the Kraiker family in traveling the wilderness rivers of Canada. Beautiful photo's! http://www.blazingpaddles.on.ca/


Firehall Fitness Center
: Livingston Montana's unique fitness center is located in an old fire station. A great place for building your strength, cardio, and overall fitness. They offer classes, and personal training too!
http://www.firehallfitness.com/



Rivers of Change: By Author T. Mullen:
Traveling the waterways of Lewis and Clark. Join the author while he explore's the changes along the famous trail.
www.riversofchange.com


Lewis & Clark Historical Articles: By Mike Crosby:
Historical and informative papers pertaining to the Lewis & Clark expedition and its members. Mike is an archeologist for the Dept. of Interior and BLM.
http://www.id.blm.gov/lc/


Caring Bridge Org- Justin Bradford:
My little buddy Justin Bradford has Adrenoleukodystrophy and would love to hear from you as well as learn about this disease. Please drop him a message of support.
www.caringbridge.org/mi/justin/index.shtml

 

Raising awareness and support for:

American Rivers
American Rivers
Protecting and restoring our nations rivers.
 

Lewis & Clark Trail Heritage Foundation
Stimulating public appreciation of the Lewis and Clark Expeditions contributions to American heritage and supporting education, research, development, and preservation of the Lewis and Clark experience.

Contact: In The Wake Of Discovery® at:
info@lewisandclark-2004.com

In The Wake Of Discovery ~ 2004 Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Expedition
This effort is made possible through the generous contribution and support of the following companies: Please click on their logo below to read more about them or click on Sponsorship page for more information

Star Web Services

Mountain Air Sports

 

FoodWorks
Natural Foods
412 E. Park
Livingston, MT
406-222-8223

 

Brief Bio: Norman Miller was born and raised in Grayling, Michigan near the banks of the Ausable River. He grew an early interest in the outdoors and history while traveling with his family throughout the U.S and Canada exploring new places. He is a 1985 graduate of Lake Superior State University in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and currently lives in Livingston, Montana along the famed Yellowstone River. He is the owner of a window cleaning business as well as an eco-tour guide in Zion and Bryce National Parks of Utah. He enjoys skiing, backpacking, canoeing, and exploring the west.

 

Images of portraits Captain Meriwether Lewis and Captain William Clark by Charles Willson Peale are credited to the National Park Service, Independence National Historical Park - Library, 143 South Third Street, Philadelphia PA 19106
The information contained in this web site is compiled from: Original Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition:
Edited by Reuban Gold Thwaites 1904, Dodd, Mead & Company, New York The Natural History of the Lewis and Clark Expedition: Raymond R. Burroughs, Editor. Michigan State University Press, East Lansing Michigan 41995

©2003 In The Wake of Discovery
Web site created by Star Web Service, Livingston, MT
Photo of Norm Miller by Erik Petersen: LivingstonEnterprise, Livingston, Montana