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July 27, 2021

STOP #9 (27 July 2021) – The Badlands National Park, South Dakota

What an impressive landscape! The Lakota people gave this place its name long ago. Based on first impressions, the name certainly seemed to fit. It is a place of extremes. When we arrived about mid-day, the temperature was 106°F —seasonal temperatures can range from 114°F to -40°F in the Badlands. However, it didn’t take long to become overwhelmed by the raw beauty of this landscape. The day left me with a big question.

The big question at the end of the day.
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