As I drove further west, the weather got better!
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
The Wheat Fields of South-Eastern Washington
The rolling hills of south-eastern Washington, between Waitsburg and Colfax (on highways 12, 127 and 26) were fascinating. For mile after mile there is almost nothing except the wheat fields. The pictures simply don't convey the true height of those hills! The wheat had been harvested, the bales of straw had been hauled away, and the fields were being prepped for the next years crop.
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Those are the beautiful rolling hills of the Palouse. I graduated from the University of Idaho in Moscow, Idaho, just east of Pullman, Washington, and LOVED my time there. It is definitely beautiful country.
ReplyDeleteMy, my you are traveling on some of the backroads!
ReplyDeleteI spent some time in that part of the state while attending Washington State Univ in Pullman. The rolling hills in the area truly are beautiful.
These are lovely. You really are an amazing photographer. I've had so much fun tagging along on your adventures.
ReplyDeleteThe beautiful Palouse (rhymes with goose: puh-LOOSE)! It is the breadbasket of the world, and is one of the loveliest spots on earth. Thanks for highlighting it, Becky!
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