I was woken up by Jessica saying something that I do not
remember, I just got up. I thought today was the last day in this area so I
started packing and deflated my mattress but then Omar and, Rudy told me it was
not. So yeah, I was wishing I didn’t do that. We ate breakfast, made our
lunches. The ride there was very boring and lonnnnng since I am very impatient.
I was laughing a bit before we took the long but I was glad we made it there
though, that’s what counts. The place we arrived in was called White Salmon
Field Office our speaker was Jeanette Burkhardt. She was cool, she let us use
the restroom. Her title is a water shed planner. I got too really learn on what
she does such as how she added different native flowers at the Condit
restoration area. Got to learned different names of the flowers as well. Also
got to see the dam site where it was removed it was pretty dope. Rudy help take
some really cool images. Later on we met Chief Johnny Jackson (Jumbo), a tribal
fishermen. We all respectfully introduced each other to him. He talk about how
he lost a lot of land. How the white people came in and started building
without their permission - the highway, railroad, and other were building
(houses) up the highway. It was pretty depressing on how he explained the whole
history on what happened. During our stay at White Salmon In-Lieu site after
the chief’s talk, we got to explore the area such as the dock. It was very very
windy by the way. Rudy and I noticed a bird that fell in the water, Rudy was
able to get it and bring it to Pedro since he really does well with the
wildlife. We learned that it was a youngling that fell from its nest.
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