Lasagna Rocks

Our last full day in South Dakota was spent driving through the Badlands. Trevor called these "lasagna rocks" because you could see the layers (or strata) so clearly.


The wind was blowing ferociously - maybe 50 miles per hour in one place.


It was a place I wish we could have stayed longer to see how the colors in the rocks change as the sun moves across the sky. But storm clouds moved in later that afternoon and we hurried back to Rapid City.