Wall Drug and The Badlands

Traveling across South Dakota we stopped at Wall Drug and drove loop 240 through the Badlands.  We had been at Wall Drug many years ago and it has not changed much.  Pretty much a tourist trap. 



The Badlands were refreshing and pure natures.  We were suprised at their beauty and colors.  We were told that the rain has made the colors more vivid.  More construction, but we were not in a hurry.  Well worth the extra miles!










When we got out of the motor home at an overlook, Mike wanted me to cut across the grass.  Not!


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