Since there isn't anything to see I would guess that it's historical significance is something to do with native americans possibly or a civil ding dong perhaps.
is it a battle site?
Is that cow, near the top right corner, the cow that jumped over the moon?
The site of Custer's Last Stand?
DING DING DING
Margo wins.
This is the Little Big Horn Battlefield in Montana, but about a mile or so away from the last stand. Specifically, this is "Medicine Tail Coulee", the point at which Custer's column first met native resistance, then were backed to Last Stand Hill. The Indian encampment would have been on the far side of this river. Last Stand Hill is behind you from this viewpoint.
I have to leave, like now - Can someone else take my turn.
Good guess!
Range - mm = a bit like the Matterhorn, Alps?
Not:
The Alps
The Rockies
Sorry, Technically it is a range within the Rocky Mountains. What is that range called?
Not:
The Alps
The Rockies (Within the Rockies)
The Three Sisters
fealola wrote:Sorry, Technically it is a range within the Rocky Mountains. What is that range called?
Ya I got that, the three sisters are apart of the rockies.
I guess it means Big Breasts. Funny-shaped breasts if you ask me.
That's what it means (I've heard!)
