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Badlands of bare, rounded hills banded in pale green, grey and cream, with a reddish-brown ridge on top, under a blue sky full of white clouds. — Colorful Marvels of Nallıhan Badlands Tunahan Aykut

Narrow, steep-sided wall of pale grey clay snaking across a green valley like a crest, with eroded slopes, yellow flowering shrubs and a small house on the far ridge. — Once there was a road...the clay wall Chiara Arrighi

Valley of steep, deeply gullied slopes of pale cream clay, with green vegetation and yellow flowering shrubs on the ridges, and hazy blue hills on the horizon. — Hiking in the badlands (Calanchi) Chiara Arrighi

Uneven field of tall green mustard plants with seed pods, bordered by eroded earthen mounds and bushes, with a person standing at the far left edge. — Turning badlands into fields Irene Marzolff

Steep eroded ridge of bare earth and grass tufts, crossed by narrow paths, dropping down to a wide calm river with a sandbar and flat green land on the far bank. — Chambal River badlands Irene Marzolff

Black-and-white view of a person standing on a rounded rock knoll above eroded, layered badlands ridges stretching to the horizon under a dark, cloudy sky. — Badlands national park, South Dakota, USA Iain Willis

Badlands of steep pinkish-beige and reddish clay slopes carved into tall ridges and pinnacles by deep vertical grooves, with a little grass and shrubs below a blue sky. — Badlands in Sebes Vitalie Petra

Ridge of pale cream volcanic rock eroded into rows of rounded cones and pointed spires, with green trees and dry grass on the slope below. — Badlands of Cappadocia Gert Verstraeten

Badlands of bare grey and brown hills with rounded tops and steep, finely layered and gullied flanks, stretching to a flat horizon under a pale sky. — Dinosaur Provincial Park Badlands Matthew Herod

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