The Badlands National Park encompasses 244,000 acres of some of the most barren, rugged landscape in the country. It is the process of erosion run amok.
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Panoramic View of The Badlands |
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Panoramic View of The Badlands |
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The Badlands |
Wall Drug is the quintessential tourist spot out west.
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Wall Drug |
During the Cold War, South Dakota had hundreds of Minuteman Missile Silos. Most have been shut down but a few have been turned over to the National Park Service. I took the guided tour of Launch Control Facility Delta-01 but the elevator was broken and I did not get to go down into the missile silo (which I think would have been the most interesting part). Here are some photos of the Launch Facility Delta-09.
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Top of missile silo enclosed in glass |
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