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Sitting Bull and Buffalo Bill Cody


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What a time to have lived! Not many fat people back then. Lots of activity. And no fast-food joints all around. Stagecoach travel took 3 or 4 weeks to cross parts of the USA. With the first trains connecting America, it took 3-1/2 days. The old wagon trains took 4 or 5 months to cross only a portion of America. All these times vary. But they are general times listed on the internet. I bet when the wagon trains came upon a river, they enjoyed a bath! Or not, who knows? No early warning for weather or Indians attacking. And not just Indians, non-Indian outlaw gangs would attack them. 

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"Buffalo Bill flanked by Pawnee warriors on the left and Lakota warriors on the right during the show's engagement at Erastina on Long Island in 1886."

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Source photo / text: The William F. Cody Archive

 

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