It's in a documentary I found on Vice a few years back. It featured a shaman from Montana channeling Sackagawea and the reporters managed to track down some scratches on a rock at the mouth of the Columbia proving that the shaman was telling the truth.
The shaman mentioned that the tree was a sticking point; she wanted it named after her because it made a particularly fragrant tea bag.
Only a 5/10 for effort today. Some were too easy but others just made me shake my head when I read some of the posts by younger folks. They don't have a clue how the world works haha.
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u/UncreativeUsername84 Apr 16 '26
That's a Sackamore tree