One of the striking things about driving, and hiking, through the Badlands National Park is the various colors in the strata of the formations. Each color represents a geologic period of the park's evolution.
The eastern edge of the Badlands is prairie land. The prairie area is home to the prairie dog, and beautiful sunsets.
The row of dead trees serve as guards to the multi-colored forest as autumn shows off her majesty. Eagle Creek Park, Indianapolis
