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View Of The Popular Horseshoe Canyon In Late Spring, Canadian Badlands In Summer, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada
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Dinosaur Provincial Park In Alberta, Canada, A UNESCO World Heritage Site Noted For Its Striking Badland Topography And Abundance Of Dinosaur Fossils, One Of The Richest Fossil Locales In The World.
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Wayne, Alberta - May 18, 2020: View Of The Historic Rosedeer Hotel In The Ghost Town Of Wayne Alberta. Wayne Was A Large Coal Mining Settlement In The Past, But Is Now Home To Only A Few People.
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Drumheller Badlands At The Dinosaur Provincial Park In Alberta, Where Rich Deposits Of Fossils And Dinosaur Bones Have Been Found. The Park Is Now An UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Hoodoos Rock Formation In The Badlands Of Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. Hoodoos Take Millions Of Years To Form And Stand 5 To 7 Metres Tall. Each Hoodoo Is A Sandstone Pillar Resting On A Thick Base Of Shale That Is Capped By A Large Stone.
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Drumheller Badlands At The Dinosaur Provincial Park In Alberta, Where Rich Deposits Of Fossils And Dinosaur Bones Have Been Found. The Park Is Now An UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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