This episode is all about getting to know Badlands National Park. I didn’t spend too long there, unfortunately, but that just means I have to go back. It’s an out of this world landscape that’s only a 16 hour drive away… This is Latitude Photography Podcast, Episode 137 for December 12, 2021

Introduction

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Main Topic

Ian Plant is joining me today to discuss one of my new favorite places to photograph for some great landscape photography. Ian, welcome to the show.

BLNP facts Size: 242,756 acres Wildnerness Area: 64,144 acres South Units (Stronghold unit and Palmer Creek unit) are co-managed with the Oglala Lakota Tribe Popularity: 970,998 visits in 2019 Ranks 28 of 63 parks Became a National Park in November 10, 1978

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