About the Image(s)

I took this photo on the East End Scenic Rail Tour, starting in East End, Saskatchewan, Canada. This was the inaugural trip for the first passengers on this tour. This photo was taken at the end of the rail tour and is the location where Sitting Bull and is 5000 followers lived after the battle for Little Big Horn. The reason was this group was worried about reprisals after the Little Big Horn battle. Sitting Bull and his followers stayed here for about 3 to 5 years. I took this photo with a Nikon Z7ii at an aperture of 6.3 and ISO of 320 and at 83 mm on a 24 to 200 mm lens; the exposure was1/1600 of a second at F6.3 . The tie house was used as a parts warehouse and bunkhouse by the CN Railway.

If you're looking for an adventure and escape from the ordinary discover East End nestled in the historic Frenchman River Valley East End is located on one of Canada's oldest Trails the red coat Trail where the Northwest Mounted Police set up a satellite Post calling it east end at the East end of their patrol from Fort Walsh today East End offers a view into the historic western frontier with guided tours of Tepe stones and Homesteader Shacks East End is known as the home of Scotty the T-Rex and the T-Rex Discovery Center was built to showcase the 65 million-year-old fossilized remains of the world's largest T-Rex.

Crazy Horse Camp Legend has it this was the site of a camp for Crazy Horse and as followers after the Battle of Little Big Horn.

Sitting Bull lived in exile in southern Saskatchewan from 1876 to 1881 after leading thousands of Lakota people across the Canadian border following the Battle of the Little Bighorn.

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