Lunch Time Stop-Shields River Valley

This river was named by Capt. Wm. Clark in honor of John Shields a member of the Lewis and Clark party. Clark and his men who were guided by Sacajawea camped at the mouth of this river July 15, 1806 while exploring Yellowstone.

Arrived safely in White Sulphur Springs, Montana. Will be here til Monday. Then we will be crossing the border to Canada.