Badlands National Park spreads across 244,00 acres of land. While you can visit and enjoy animals such as bison, prairie dogs, and bighorn sheep, I enjoyed how the park was chiseled with deep red layers of rocks that was caused by oxidized iron. As I looked out over the park after sunrise, to witness layers and layers of rocks that were topped off with a touch of red, with prairie land settled inside, I’m glad I took a few minutes to stop and let the spectacular view sink in.
My name is Dawn D. Hester from Pace, Fl. I am a retired photographer; now shooting and enjoying the adventures along the way. I recently started a project on Tree Roots. Always been fascinated of roots and how they grow so far away from the tree in unique ways; lately became more interested in their purpose - not just for the tree itself but how important they are to animals and their survival. With climate change, in some areas it can become a major factor.
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