Scenes from the Palouse

DrFumblefinger 6/11/215:00 AM

As many of you know, i enjoy taking photos of old buildings, especially of barns and sheds.

These photos were taken in the Palouse of eastern Washington, in a region of rolling hills that is primarily farm land. It's a photogenic area.

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We also spotted this older bridge, the Rosalia Railroad Bridge, which was built in 1915 to replace an wooden trestle bridge. Because of its unusual design, it's listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

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