The Badlands - SouthDakota

The screen shots sure don't look like the brochure :D Either my scenery doesn't show the detail or I was in the wrong place!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Not that bad, considered the idea I have of that area :):)

And from I saw on a map, they speak about a Bad lands natural reserve, which likely is more bare than elsewhere in the area, maybe

Edited October 6, 2019 by flightsimg

Not that bad, considered the idea I have of that area :):)

And from I saw on a map, they speak about a Bad lands natural reserve, which likely is more bare than elsewhere in the area, maybe

 

It should look more like these:

 

 

You're right David, it doesn't look very Bad Landish. Depending on the direction of your approach there are some grassy and scrub areas before you get to the real thing. It would probably take a lot of work for the SW designer to more accurately develop the Bad Lands. :D

You're right David, it doesn't look very Bad Landish. Depending on the direction of your approach there are some grassy and scrub areas before you get to the real thing. It would probably take a lot of work for the SW designer to more accurately develop the Bad Lands. :D

 

Oh well. We will see how it comes out in Flight Sim 2020 :D

Looks great in real life, but looks in default FSX more or less alright. don't want to think about the costs of a PC that could handle VFR sceneries all over the world....:rolleyes::eek:

Looks great in real life, but looks in default FSX more or less alright. don't want to think about the costs of a PC that could handle VFR sceneries all over the world....:rolleyes::eek:

 

Yes, that would be some kind of computer!

I've been to the Bad Lands and they were in North Dakota. I don't know if they extend down to South Dakota or not. Theodore Roosevelt visited there. He loved North Dakota. I used to live there myself.

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXkCTHZJrsU

I've been to the Bad Lands and they were in North Dakota. I don't know if they extend down to South Dakota or not. Theodore Roosevelt visited there. He loved North Dakota. I used to live there myself.

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXkCTHZJrsU

 

Yes, I believe they are in both states :D

Yes, I believe they are in both states :D

Actually they run right up into Canada.

Here's a shot from Drumheller, Alberta...

 

 

and one from South Dakota...

 

 

both taken on a road trip back in 2008. -- Bob

Actually they run right up into Canada.

Here's a shot from Drumheller, Alberta...

 

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and one from South Dakota...

 

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both taken on a road trip back in 2008. -- Bob

 

Wow, it amazing what we can learn here! Thanks