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Old 02-10-2016, 03:21 PM   #1
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Those are very cool photos, and the setup of them great work too. Nice!
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I did not know the Badlands were also in Alberta, one of my favorite National Parks is the Badlands in South Dakota.
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I did not know the Badlands were also in Alberta, one of my favorite National Parks is the Badlands in South Dakota.
In Alberta the badlands are quite vast, and only 1 1/2 to 2 hours away from here. It is a great place to visit, with lots to see. You may have heard of the Tyrell Museum of Palaeontology mentioned on here as a must place to visit. It is in Drumheller, which is the start of the badlands, heading further east. A great history on dinosaurs there. Lots and lots of skeletons have been found in the area.
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I am sitting here in my Tyrrell Museum vest that is part of a jacket. There are Drumheller Hoodoos photos in my albums. Those Hoodoos are something.
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