I was able to go on a class field trip with JACKSON'S third grade class today. We went to Pompeys Pillar. The place is a national monument which William Clark named after Sacajawea's son. Pomp was the name given to Jean Baptiste by the explorers. It is a big rock formation. On the Lewis and Clark expedition, Clark and Lewis were separated, and Clark autographed his name on this rock. (Wm Clark July 25, 1806)
Jackson was amazed that Clark knew how to write in cursive.

The Indians named this rock "sleeping lion rock". You can see the mouth and nose on the left, and a white looking eye just to the right, his back, then tale at the end.
Jackson was amazed that Clark knew how to write in cursive.
The Indians named this rock "sleeping lion rock". You can see the mouth and nose on the left, and a white looking eye just to the right, his back, then tale at the end.
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2 comments:
I'm still laughing at Jackson's comment. That is so funny. He is so cute and I am glad you had fun.
The rock looks more like a turtle to me but there is definitely a head of something there!
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