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Barrett Golding and a friend are biking the route of Lewis and Clark's famous expedition up the Missouri River from St. Louis to Fort Mandan. No, they're not actually bicycling in the river, and yes, we will be catching up with them later in the summer, but we thought we should check in with Barrett beforehand to see how the preparations were coming.

Biking With Lewis & Clark

By Barrett Golding, 6/01/2001

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The "Great Pains and Accuracy" Tour is named after Jefferson's 1803 instructions to Lewis: "Your observations are to be taken with great pains and accuracy, to be entered distinctly and intelligibly, for others as well as yourself."

This show comes from HearingVoices.com, funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

The website for our bike/mic trip: http://www.hearingvoices.com/trail/.

There's also a discussion board dedicated to the project at: http://ranger78.webcrossing.com/WebX?50@225.lkgwaiJoaWP^3@.ee80d1b.

An excellent web site is "Discovering Lewis and Clark": http://www.lewis-clark.org.

You can find previous pieces in the "Biking With Lewis and Clark" series at:

Part II
Part III
Part IV


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