Petrified Forest Badlands

The Badlands is a range of hills, plateaus, mesas, and brightly colored hills that stretchs from Texas to Canada. Painted multicolors by the forces of nature, these Badlands are in the Petrified Forest near Holbrook, Arizona, USA.

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ZeeDesertRat says:

Love the color differences here.
Posted 53 months ago. ( permalink )

Jaemes Sister says:

It's such a barren landscape---I was there when I was 13---the sky is stunning in this one---the whole series is striking.
Posted 53 months ago. ( permalink )

myrezyness says:

love your Arizona Collections, I have yet to see some these places, been to alot but you gave more places to see. Arizona is so diverse in its landscape, beautiful state. Thanks for sharing
Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink )

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