Badlands Vista

[bulldurham3]

 

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day bd

Looks both 'awful' and 'spectacular' and makes me wonder how people on foot in the past managed to traverse the area

Image-wise I like the striations in the hills - must be something to see by eye

Phil

 

[mjcmt]

G'day bd

Looks both 'awful' and 'spectacular' and makes me wonder how people on foot in the past managed to traverse the area

Image-wise I like the striations in the hills - must be something to see by eye

Phil

You can see why it was a famous 'bandito' hide-away in the hay-day of the American wild west.

 

[Tinstafl115 111]

Lovely shot. I will hit there in two or three days.

 

[Jeff1547 47]

It looks very unhospitable, so it has been named well.....

 

[jeffashman9]

Very nice shot!

 

[stapo49]

Love the layers in this. Sioux or Apache country?

 

[slat]

Nice shot.

 

[bulldurham3]

Love the layers in this. Sioux or Apache country?

More likely Sioux than Apache as they were much further Southwestern Indians

 

[nokk72 1]

very nice. i plan to stop there next month.

 

[Tinstafl115 111]

Nice I just got here last night. Tried sunset shot but the smoke was too bad.

 

[popawalker]

I remember visiting the Badlands in South Dakota, I don't remember what happened to the roll of film I shot there back then but I do remember the rugged beauty of the scenery.

 

[TanBrae]

Nice!

So, I shot similar several years back, then took two to our local fair. No luck. Not even a white (fourth) ribbon.