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TheMoneyMaker40 t1_jdhuugt wrote
Why do people have to alter the color and the pop of the image. Even when in nature, humans have to change it.
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LaylaBird65 t1_jdhuinr wrote
I absolutely love this park. The Black Hills as well. South Dakota has a lot of hidden gems. We lived there for a few years and always took trips here.
TheNamelessBard t1_jdhuh1e wrote
One of the few things I miss about SD
tiffanyblueprincess t1_jdhs7p9 wrote
I love the badlands 🥲 I visit every time I drive through SD on my way to Wyoming from upper Michigan. It feels like a different planet
Brineguy12 t1_jdhs7c5 wrote
Hey I was here in May 2022! It was super foggy, my family couldn’t see anything haha
GwenGunn t1_jdhqwj3 wrote
Reply to comment by qster123 in Kashmir, India [3000x4000] [OC] by Secure-Departure-847
I’d say a rabbit, if I had to guess.
TheWCatcher t1_jdhqljg wrote
Reply to comment by soswimwithit in Badlands National Park, South Dakota, US. May 2022 [OC] [4032x3024] by bowieziggyaladdin
I appreciated you sharing this story hahaha
RedditingMyLifeAway t1_jdhp0bd wrote
Reply to comment by Say_no_to_doritos in Badlands National Park, South Dakota, US. May 2022 [OC] [4032x3024] by bowieziggyaladdin
Slick mud.
mrxexon t1_jdhnfi2 wrote
Reply to comment by 421continueblazingit in Windstorm + sunset in the Gobi Desert, southern Mongolia [6000x3376] [OC] by Diemmedi
I had several friends from Mongolia on FB. Interesting people.
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mrxexon t1_jdhn9io wrote
Gobi means desert. So in english, it's like saying desert desert.
Legend has it, one of the first human cities is buried under those sands somewhere...
Say_no_to_doritos t1_jdhn3zs wrote
Ya so don't try to walk up the hills after it's rained.
421continueblazingit t1_jdhldgx wrote
Mongolia is the country in Asia I want to visit most
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SlipSlob t1_jdhkthf wrote
Reply to Kashmir, India [3000x4000] [OC] by Secure-Departure-847
Looks like the Kashmir left a while ago
soswimwithit t1_jdhkemg wrote
Dumb story for you all.
I was here in my early twenties with a buddy, we had driven to the Black Elk Wilderness for a week of hiking and decided to make a day trip of it on the way home.
We drove around taking in the scenery and goofing off with each other as degenerate youth do. We decided we wanted to stop by the ranger station to share with them how funny we were.
When we got there, we both put on our sunglasses and walked into the station all serious looking. Saying nothing, we walked around the room eyeing things up and down, picking things up and acting like we were scoping out the place. When we had built up the tension with the ranger at the desk, it was ready for the finale.
We both slowly walked up to the desk, and the ranger looks up at us with a calm confusion about what our deal was. She says something along the lines of the standard, "How may I help you two?".
After a brief pause, I look at her and say... "Now Ma'am, were not from around these parts. But in your role as a ranger as this here park, you must know a great deal about the surrounding area. So my question is... would you consider these Lands to be good?... * dramatically lowers sunglasses* "...or Bad?"
She stares back at me unwavering, then cracked a grin. My friend and I both start laughing. She starts laughing. We exchanged pleasantries and got on with our day.
I hope we were able to break up the monotony of that park rangers day even but for a moment, but it's a fond memory I have from a simpler time in my life.
Suitable-Mountain211 t1_jdhk0pk wrote
Stunning ❤️
12456097673456 t1_jdhgif0 wrote
Live camping on crown land there. That lake is DEEP!
Sadielady11 t1_jdhg3tp wrote
Wow! Love everything about this. Just gorgeous
ShexyBaish6351 OP t1_jdhfehd wrote
Reply to comment by Hummingdreamer in Little Tree Hoodoo, Zion National Park, Utah, USA [OC] 2500x3750 by ShexyBaish6351
Thanks! This was my Sony a7 with a Zeiss 18mm lens.
leave1me1alone t1_jdhfcrl wrote
Its an amongus! GETOUTOFMYHEADGETOUTOFMYHEADGETOUTOFMYHEADGETOUTOFMYHEAD
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Reply to comment by bonsaibuttocks in Yosemite National Park [5464 x 5464] [OC] by VexMediaPhoto
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Greasy-Choirboy t1_jdhxxs5 wrote
Reply to Somewhere between Manali-Ladakh, India [4032x2268][OC] by the_lens_eyed
Zooomed in and caught this