Friday, May 30, 2008
White Butte, Slope County, North Dakota
Here is the tallest geological formation (3,506') in what is North Dakota. I snapped this photo this afternoon, after a routine archaeological survey in the Bad Lands. I linked to Wikipedia's version of White Butte, too. And you thought Montana was Big Sky country...
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Dakota Territory,
Darwin alert,
geology,
North Dakota
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beautiful snap, but were you on top of the hill or is that the hill off in the distance?
Yeah, that's the hill off in the distance. I should've specified. If you click on the link (provided by clicking, as usual, on the title), it'll take you to a couple wiki pics on top of the butte.
thx. we ought to go out there on a drinkspedition someday
Good idea. I always recommend carrying scotch or whiskey over beer on drinkspeditions, as pound-for-pound the liquor is easier to carry when scaling anything or hiking into anywhere.
I've wondered about public access to that point, though. There was a section line where I took the pic, but nothing posted as to public or private access.
sounds like an all-clear for everclear to me
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