Random chair in field
We were back in the Iron Lightning Badlands today, courtesy of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Cultural Preservation Office. After a good three months of warm temperatures and clear days, today was cold, damp, muddy, and even snowy at times. Welcome to spring on the northern Plains.
As before, it was incredible.
Fossil shells
Weathering
Timeless horizon
Erosion
Boulder
Early spring greening
Distant butte
Petrified wood weathering out
Formations
Bare tree with tiny buds
Unexpected blooms
More formations
Prairie dog jaw
Last year's grasses
Strata
1 comment:
I have been enjoying reading your blog and looking at the pictures. Your humor made it very entertaining. I am a Thomas Jefferson Keese descendant and that is how I found your blog. I am currently researching the Keese line to write a historical novel mainly about his son, James Elijah Keese. If you have any more information on the Keese family, I would appreciate whatever you can share. Carol Harp Norman
(PS: you can check out my website at carolharpnorman.com)reteg
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