Cody, Wyoming by Richardphotos
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this is in front of the Buffalo Bill Cody Museum for Junge1
Comments (21)
Know what happened to the Indian who drank too much Tea? He drowned in his Tepee I apologize to the all Native Americans. it is an old Joke
nice!
there are some parks that have wigwams as a place for visitors to sleep
Very interesting shot!!
Very nice!
GREAT IMAGE!
Very great capture my friend !!!
a long time ago we have a weekend sleeping in a teepee with our children. Was a nice experience. Beautiful picture!!!!!!!
great shot, makes me want to go see it.
beautiful idea these teepees ! splendid photograph !!! excellent mood !!!
Fantastic Work,
nice shot and view of the teepee's. i took a few shots of one in woodland park in the mtns with my old sweetheart many years ago we stood in, next day we drove by and noticed a sign saying no pictures and do not stand in the teepee.
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
Great capture!
excellent capture of this tepee. Believe it or not : I've never been in one of these ! I don't know if I sent you my best wishes for 2016, so I wish you the best for this new year !
Cool native scene, Richard!
I have always wanted to sleep in one. Nice photo Richard!!!
A cool capture, Richard. I'll bet it was a fascinating place to visit.
Beautiful tee pees and magnificent photo, Richard! Always sad to see dead evergreens though.
Very interesting scene and photo....
Hey, lacking only "Sitting Bull" ll!
Very interesting photos!
a very colorful and clear shot, with strong light on the teepees, and the ends of those wooden poles make a striking 'headdress' to the tents. It's also fascinating for their juxtapositions with the modern structures behind them (the buildings). Strong light in these, and a very appealing shot, and beautiful structures too.