Sleeping Buffalo Rock at Debra Lunsford blog

Sleeping Buffalo Rock. There the boulder sat as the. Since late prehistoric times, native people of the northern plains have honored the sleeping buffalo's spiritual power. The only hot spring in montana’s northern tier, sleeping buffalo is named for the sacred sleeping buffalo rock that links numerous indigenous american tribes via its potent spiritual power. Its shape is suggestive of a buffalo, with its legs tucked up, resting its chin. It was added to the register in 1996. The sleeping buffalo is marked with ancient carvings defining it's horns, backbone and eyes and rested on top of ridge resembling a. Sleeping buffalo rock is a site on the national register of historic places located near saco, montana. The sleeping buffalo rock reposes in its corral under a shed at the junction of us 2 and mt 243. Ancient markings define its horns, eyes, backbone and ribs.

Since late prehistoric times, native people of the northern plains have honored the sleeping buffalo's spiritual power. The only hot spring in montana’s northern tier, sleeping buffalo is named for the sacred sleeping buffalo rock that links numerous indigenous american tribes via its potent spiritual power. There the boulder sat as the. Ancient markings define its horns, eyes, backbone and ribs. Its shape is suggestive of a buffalo, with its legs tucked up, resting its chin. The sleeping buffalo is marked with ancient carvings defining it's horns, backbone and eyes and rested on top of ridge resembling a. It was added to the register in 1996. Sleeping buffalo rock is a site on the national register of historic places located near saco, montana. The sleeping buffalo rock reposes in its corral under a shed at the junction of us 2 and mt 243.

Sleeping Buffalo Trail

Sleeping Buffalo Rock Since late prehistoric times, native people of the northern plains have honored the sleeping buffalo's spiritual power. Sleeping buffalo rock is a site on the national register of historic places located near saco, montana. The sleeping buffalo is marked with ancient carvings defining it's horns, backbone and eyes and rested on top of ridge resembling a. There the boulder sat as the. The sleeping buffalo rock reposes in its corral under a shed at the junction of us 2 and mt 243. Ancient markings define its horns, eyes, backbone and ribs. Its shape is suggestive of a buffalo, with its legs tucked up, resting its chin. Since late prehistoric times, native people of the northern plains have honored the sleeping buffalo's spiritual power. It was added to the register in 1996. The only hot spring in montana’s northern tier, sleeping buffalo is named for the sacred sleeping buffalo rock that links numerous indigenous american tribes via its potent spiritual power.