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Kozzie Posted: 23 May 2004, 19:46:43 Quote Posts: 639 Joined: 01 Jan 2003 Location: Australia QUOTE: Originally posted by jeaton Kozzie The Badlands are an interesting feature. The formations don't cover much land. They just sort of pop up in the middle of rolling grasslands that stretch for hundreds of miles in every direction. Just like Ayers Rock, I am sure the first people to view said what the h...? I think the popular interest is due to the formations being rather unique. As to why, I haven't looked in to the geology of the area. Jay PS. No trains run there. Thanks Jay After looking at the website, using Ayers Rock is quite a good example. Helps me get the overall picture. Would there be other areas in the U.S. called "badlands" ? I seem to have some hazy memory of another area with that name in the south west area of U.S. Maybe Ed or mudchicken can comment on that... Dave (Kozzie) Kozzie There was another reference used for the days of The Old West, when outlaws roamed the "Old West!" I think that is the other meaning you are looking for! ralph zimmer ralphn9kym@aol.com
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