THe two landmarks billy used on his way to Tahelquah is:
The Frisco Railroad and Illinois river
How far did billy have to walk to reach Tahlequah?
no..i live..or use to live in tahlequah. the word tahlequah means "two is enough" wich means wite people and Indian tribes againts war with each other and they finaly agreed two is enough and it is prononced "tal-e-qwa"
You can't use them
you can be 18 and older if they don't serve alcohol, I know there is one in Tahlequah i use to go to all the time the keetowah
landmarks, the sun, and mental images.
The apostrophe in the word Billy's means Billy's ownership of something.
A series of landmarks guided us to the end of the trail.
Drinking water if you are out in the woods. Also, you could use them as landmarks.
A topographic map shows terrain features, which allows hikers and others using a topographic map to verify their position through terrain association. A hiker could, for example, identify two landmarks visible to them on the map, and, with a compass, use the azimuths of those two landmarks from their location to give themselves a location of their own position.
Willy Use a Billy... Boy was created on 1995-10-04.
Karate because he did not have anything else to use
yup just use google images and search the name of the landmark??
No, it is a noun. It can mean a club, a goat, or a kettle (Australian). Although used in terms such as "billy club" and "billy goat" the following noun only clarifies the use of billy as a noun.