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from the Palouse
wheat ranching country
of south east Washington State. The hills look like sand dunes. Silt blew in during ice ages. It is now very rich prairie soil. Palouse wheat fields grow, mostly wheat, lentils and peas. Some of the land is left bare for one growing season. This is called summer fallow. When I was a kid, they told me the summer fallow land was resting. Bicycling through this unique landscape is quite an experience. Menu to my
Palouse pictures
Along
Palouse
Scenic Byway
Steptoe Kamiak Butte Palouse country & concrete river in Colfax West of Colfax Dusty, WA. Inside grain silo KWSU AM tower Old barns Bill Chipman Trail Latah Trail Harvest time Short harvest videos Dust storm Panorama Rosalia graffitti Pictures of Pullman Pullman on my blog |
![]() Near Pullman
![]() Between Pullman and Lewiston
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