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The Mighty MO Pretty amazing to be this close to the river. I had no idea. Basically for the rest of the trip - if you took a step to the right - just 3 feet or so - you could tumble down to the water. As you watch it flow past you - it reminds you of what it would have been like for Lewis and Clark - following it to unknown, uncharted lands. You also realize how powerful Mother Nature is.
Posted by Kevin Doll aka StinkyKD at 8:33 AM