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Old 06 Feb 13, 22:04
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The Little Bighorn Battlefield on the Crow Reservation in eastern Montana. Unique in how the markers placed where the 7th Cavalry fell, you can see how the battle developed. Well staffed with Park Service historians who hold some very interesting talks.

I highly recommend it in late June, as you can see what the battlefield looked like on that day, and Montana is beautiful in June.

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