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Posted By: Hal Brown
Date Posted: Sep 13, 2008
Description: The wharfs at Cathlamet looked pretty sad. The once bustling port is just a shell of its former shelf. It was once, however, a popular place. The Wahkiakum tribe occupied the town before the white traders moved in and infected them all. By the 1830s all that were left were the interloping fur traders. There isn’t much now except for some rusting warehouses and derelict boats.


Date Taken: Sep 13, 2008
Place Taken: Cathlamet, WA
Owner: Dan Nickens
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Category: 329, Taking Peli Home
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Robert Lee - Sep 14,2008   Viewers  | Reply
   
Here is another view of Columbia history from a not-so-derelict boat taken a few moons ago.

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Dan Nickens - Sep 15,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    Cool picture, Robert. Were you in your really, really big boat or some other lesser craft?     
  
Robert Lee - Sep 16,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    The really, really big boat. Trips up the Columbia are always interesting     
  
Dan Nickens - Sep 17,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    How do you squeeze in there, Robert? How far inland can you go?     
  
Robert Lee - Sep 19,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    We only go up to Portland Oregon. The bar at the mouth of the river is notorious when the river flows hard against incoming Pacific swells. It is one of the only places in the US where ship pilots are landed aboard the vessel by helicopter.     
  
Dan Nickens - Sep 19,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    Hmmm...so maybe Capt. Meares was not that far off when he dubbed the land at the mouth 'Cape Disappointment'?     


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