Week 5 (3/29/99): Fort Mandan
	Question of the Week: e-mail us your thoughts	Time: Any time after passing though Washburn, North Dakota in October, 1804 until the end of the Fort Mandan winter in March 1805. Living with the Mandan was a pleasant and peaceful time for the Corps of Discovery. Days during the winter months of 1804 and 1805 were spent in a variety of ways. In your journal, write two jounal entries over the course of the winter. Include information on the following: The return of the keelboat to St. Louis. How did you prepare the boat? What specimens, maps and drawings were sent? What do you hope people at home learn from your journey thus far? Sacagawea and Charboneau joining the Corps. The birth of Pomp. Sacagawea's influence on the group. The hardships of winter at the Fort. How do you spend your days? What are the hardest parts for you personally? What are your hopes as you look to the spring? What have you learned from the Mandans?

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