My husband stopped at Dinosaur Provincial Park last Tuesday, on his way home from a business trip.
He hiked 4 of the park's 5 trails, and took many photos of the badlands scenery.
As the sign says, this kind of terrain is unusual in most of Canada. In southeastern Alberta, not as much.
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Richard
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October 1,
2013
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9 comments:
It looks like the moon or anothe planet in some of the photos.
Amazing landscape, the layers of history so evident. Interesting information in the boards.
Those are some amazing scenes! I have heard of the badlands in the US (mostly old westerns) but never got to see them. Thanks for sharing your shots.
Wow! I didn't know Canada had a badlands. How wonderful! Dick sure does get around.
What an amazing place! Lovely shots too.
I would love to visit this park!Richard is a talented photographer, all pictures are fabulous!
Léia
Great shots, Kay. I live in Cochrane and love the badlands!!
Hari OM
This was fascinating - and also had a bit of de ja vu, for this resembles the Burren area of County Clare, Eire - yet also very different. Great Our World Post!!! YAM xx
I will definitely go back some day soon (when I have some money again that is).
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