Greatest American Frontier Explorer(s)
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Meriwether Lewis & William ClarkYou have to be one tough sumbitch to just up and go explore. Busting ass over wilderness is hard enough when there's a trail, let alone when there isn't and nobody's been there before to give you some directions.
All these people are badasses. I just picked Lewis and Clark because of the pacific northwest connection. -
Kit CarsonU r such a tard Professor. They carved their pine canoes 14 miles from my ranch in Kamiah on the clearwater. Take your kids on a field trip. Actually learn what u preach (teach). Youre missing point, which isnt surprising.
They paddled, rowed, made things as efficient and effective as possible to get to the mouth. Whether fixed or by hand. Downsloap a lot easier than rowing upstream -
Meriwether Lewis & William ClarkBridger was my runner-up.
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(Other)Ted bundy a different type a frontier explorer, but a explorer none-less
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Daniel BooneI live 40ish minutes from the Daniel Boone National Forest and about an hour from the Daniel Boone Tavern so it’s almost like I gotta vote for him.
If not for the above, I’d go Lewis and Clark because there was once a movie theater named after them near SeaTac. I’m 99% Lewis and Clark built the bowling alley portion before heading back east. -
That was our family go to theaterCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:I live 40ish minutes from the Daniel Boone National Forest and about an hour from the Daniel Boone Tavern so it’s almost like I gotta vote for him.
If not for the above, I’d go Lewis and Clark because there was once a movie theater named after them near SeaTac. I’m 99% Lewis and Clark built the bowling alley portion before heading back east.
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Daniel Boone
The Lewis and Clark is where my dad took my brothers and me to see Uncommon Valor and then walked right into a Dirty Harry movie in the next screening room without paying. 10 year me thought it was the greatest thing ever.RaceBannon said:
That was our family go to theaterCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:I live 40ish minutes from the Daniel Boone National Forest and about an hour from the Daniel Boone Tavern so it’s almost like I gotta vote for him.
If not for the above, I’d go Lewis and Clark because there was once a movie theater named after them near SeaTac. I’m 99% Lewis and Clark built the bowling alley portion before heading back east.
When Lewis and Clark built it -
Daniel Boone
And you still steal nachos to this day. Lessons learned young...CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
The Lewis and Clark is where my dad took my brothers and me to see Uncommon Valor and then walked right into a Dirty Harry movie in the next screening room without paying. 10 year me thought it was the greatest thing ever.RaceBannon said:
That was our family go to theaterCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:I live 40ish minutes from the Daniel Boone National Forest and about an hour from the Daniel Boone Tavern so it’s almost like I gotta vote for him.
If not for the above, I’d go Lewis and Clark because there was once a movie theater named after them near SeaTac. I’m 99% Lewis and Clark built the bowling alley portion before heading back east.
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Daniel BooneHey Stalin! Why wasn't she a choice? I know I want to explore her frontier.
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Daniel Boone
I love you and I love her and not exactly in that order.Swaye said:Hey Stalin! Why wasn't she a choice? I know I want to explore her frontier.
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Meriwether Lewis & William ClarkWrite in for Jedediah Springfield
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Daniel BooneAfter much thought, I finally pulled the trigger for Daniel Boone. Without him, the others may not have happened. Building the Wilderness Road through the Cumberland Gap was mega significant for westward expansion.
Robert Gray was included because without him, the United States would never have had a claim to any of the Pacific Coast. -
Meriwether Lewis & William Clark
One could argue that since Election Day, they still don't.Purple_Pills said:After much thought, I finally pulled the trigger for Daniel Boone. Without him, the others may not have happened. Building the Wilderness Road through the Cumberland Gap was mega significant for westward expansion.
Robert Gray was included because without him, the United States would never have had a claim to any of the Pacific Coast.
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(Other)Couldn’t decide so I just wanted to write in a couple others. Liver-Eating Johnson whom the film Jeremiah Johnson was based on (sorry @Swaye) and Hugh Glass. Survive a bear attack and then pop off
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Whitewash my balls.dflea said:let alone when there isn't and nobody's been there before to give you some directions.
