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Sula Meadow<br> United States picture - In 1805, the L&C party met a group of about 500 peaceful Salish camped in this meadow. They traded a few trinkets and some lame horses for replacement ponies, blankets, and robes. A journal entry of the time indicated the Indians had no meat but freely shared what dried roots and berries they had.
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In 1805, the L&C party met a group of about 500 peaceful Salish camped in this meadow. They traded a few trinkets and some lame horses for replacement ponies, blankets, and robes. A journal entry of the time indicated the Indians had no meat but freely shared what dried roots and berries they had.
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