
Badlands
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The Avonlea badlands cover a relatively small area, about an hour drive sough or Regina.
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Taken with a point and shoot camera, in mid-September, 2015.
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The Avonlea badlands features some odd shapes and intense colours.
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Badlands 2
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The coloured bands illustrate thousands of years of geological history, as the large lake that covered this area dropped silt and till, leaving behind layers of soil.
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© 2016 William Armstrong. All rights reserved.
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Vegetation is sparse in the usually dry landscape of the badlands.
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Badlands 4
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Taken about ¾ hour after sunrise.
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Badlands 5
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I wonder what critters have set up households in the cavities visible in the side of this formation? I'm not going to investigate to find out..
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Badlands 6
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Taken about ½ hour after sunrise.
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Water and wind likely cause most of the erosion of formations like this, with an assist from critters.
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Taken about an hour after sunrise on an August morning.
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Badlands 9
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A different angle on a hoodoo, taken about an hour after sunrise in late August.
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Badlands 10
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B&W hoodoo
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I tried desaturating the image to see what it looks like with most of the colour removed.
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Avonlea Badlands 2
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Hiking the badlands, which are about an hour drive south of Regina.
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Sandstone caps formed when this area was part of an inland sea protect the underlying clay from erosion, for a while..
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Sandstone cap, Badlands
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A sandstone cap that has been washed away from its original location.
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