By:Dave Belcher (Darbs) on May 30, 2009
Tags: coulee , drumheller , hoodoos , badlands , alberta , dinosaur , provincial_park , erosion

This is the Wilson Creek Coulee badlands near Drumheller, Alberta, part of Dinosaur Provincial Park. Many of the fossils in the Tyrell Museum have come from these badlands.
There's a young girl peeking out from behind one of the hoodoos. ( I'll let you find her and do a snapshot of her)

High resolution large format view in Google Earth: http://maps.pbase.com/darby2/image/113204546#

Date Taken: May 30, 2009
Date Added: October 25, 2009
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