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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.

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Out the window, on the way home from Our Nation’s Capital on Sunday evening...

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Part of the "Channeled Scablands", I think? Pretty cool. Imagine that landscape with floodwaters about a mile deep flowing over... :eek::eek::eek:
I had to look that up. Fascinating how this states unique central and eastern topography came to be so different from the western third of the state. High and dry desert with deep gorges and extreme temperatures occupy the eastern 2/3, vs the lush evergreen forests further west, with the seperation line made possible by the Cascade Mountain Range.

I used to drive Seattle to Spokane every Tuesday, and loop south to return on Wednesdays for approx 3 years. It was never a boring drive.

Wild Horses monument atop the eastern side of the mighty Columbia River Gorge, which cuts the state in half >
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Sprinklers on a few acres of farmland just outside of Walla Walla freeze immediately upon contact with the chill 10am air >
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I had to look that up. Fascinating how this states unique central and eastern topography came to be so different from the western third of the state. High and dry desert with deep gorges and extreme temperatures occupy the eastern 2/3, vs the lush evergreen forests further west, with the seperation line made possible by the Cascade Mountain Range.

I used to drive Seattle to Spokane every Tuesday, and loop south to return on Wednesdays for approx 3 years. It was never a boring drive.

Wild Horses monument atop the eastern side of the mighty Columbia River Gorge, which cuts the state in half > View attachment 3292144

Sprinklers on a few acres of farmland just outside of Walla Walla freeze immediately upon contact with the chill 10am air >
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One of my bandmates was telling me the history of the topography here on Saturday. It's definitely fascinating.
 
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