Occasionally I’d go for walk, or just somewhere to be alone or get cell-reception. I saw lots of eagles, and beautiful land that needs to be preserved. These are photos of walks over multiple days.
Looking towards the Missouri
Left below is Sacred Stone Camp
I met a friendly cat.
… and many horses and geese in formation, confused by the constantly circling helicopters and planes
And I have a hard time choosing photos. It was intensely beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time, and many things and sensory impressions added to the experience.
By the sweatlodge
Oceti Sakowin, the big camp seen from Rosebud camp. I did not go past Rosebud often, not at all in the first week. Sacred Stone had usually about 200 people, more on weekends, but Oceti was huge, several thousands, and hard to navigate.
Near Rosebud Camp
I spent that day entirely at Oceti, but managed only one usable photo…
Walking home at sunset
Beautiful morning with light frost
I started making friends with Sistah-Scout
