Plains Indian Tipi
Cheyenne, OK - Washita Battlefield National Historic Site - The Plains Indian Tipi. The tipi [also spelled tepee, teepee, tepe] of the Plains Indians is a fine dwelling, where poles are available and a permanent camp is in order. It is a roomy structure in which a fire may be built, and is comfortable in extremes of heat or cold. - A tipi is a cone-shaped tent, traditionally made of animal skins upon wooden poles. Modern tipis usually have a canvas covering. A tipi is distinguished from other conical tents by the smoke flaps at the top of the structure. [Wiki]
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BIRDS-WILDLIFE-AUSTRALIA
on February 27, 2019Nice looking tipi, well captured !!
Bruno Suignard
on February 27, 2019nice shot!!
Gene Hyder
on February 27, 2019Super shot.
Franks-Focus
on February 27, 2019Great shot of this dwelling of the past.
Lgood
on February 27, 2019That's a great find on the historic site. Love the details. Well done!
Arnold Dubin
on February 27, 2019Superb capture of this Indian Tipi.
TruImages
on February 26, 2019Very cool find and composition!
Darlene Jansen
on February 26, 2019Cool shot & love the soft light from the overcast sky!
fotoeffects
on February 26, 2019Wonderful comp...lovely sky for the bg!
Greg&Rose Photography
on February 26, 2019Excellent shot what is the rope for ?