Wind mills near Arlington, Oregon. |
by Nate Rafn
Rochelle and I took a brief trip to Washington State last week. We drove through the Columbia Gorge on Interstate Highway 84, then traveled on I-82 and I-90 through sparsely-populated eastern Washington to Spokane.
Spokane is a friendly and welcoming city. We enjoyed the downtown attractions and a great lunch at Sante, one of Spokane's best restaurants.
Our drive home took us west on Highway 14, a scenic route that runs parallel to the Columbia River on the Washington side.
The following photographs provide highlights from our trip.
Fallow field in eastern Washington. |
Passing train at Sprague Lake. |
View of Sprague Lake from I-90 rest stop. |
Olive snack at Aunt Lyndra's central Spokane home. |
Mural at Main Market Co-op, downtown Spokane. |
Rochelle pets the giant bunny rabbit! |
Chicken terrine appetizer at Sante. |
Custard dessert at Sante, downtown Spokane. |
Cathedral of Our Lady-Lourdes, Spokane. |
Stonehenge replica in Maryhill, Washington. |
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