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Badlands National Park, South Dakota

Our next trip was a place called the Badlands National Park National Park in South Dakota. This was some 2.5 hours from Devils Tower.

This is a very interesting place - sedimentary rock, characterized by a prominent sedimentary layers (was it used to be bottom of the ocean), later weathered the effects of weathering. Sa result of this deep valley cut out of the rock pillars between the more resistant rocks.

We spent two days there - it was hot (near 40 degrees), but in the afternoon we spent a lot of time soaking in the pool at the campsite.

's how landscape depicted as we got there:














Arthur And here attracts more distant places in the rocks:




























And here we went to the family of short passage in the rocks, which required output such as after such a ladder:



















And here Iwaniszynow family in order to route :














Here, in turn, our family at the end of another small trail to the so-called. Window:














And here's the view from this window:














everywhere in the park you can find such a warning about rattlesnakes occurring quite often:














And here turn right next to our campsite is located riverbed , which in summer is completely dry. In turn, the spring apparently there really a lot of liquid water: