WASHINGTON - IDAHO PALOUSE FARMS

Glacial dust...30 feet deep!!!  The rolling fields of loess soil create  spectacular  Northwest Idaho and Eastern Washington framed art.  Those who contour farm these fields call this space their  "Home on the Palouse".   Grain bins burst during "The Harvest".  Rain falls on the "Nez Perce Forest" ensuring abundance where the soil allows. "A Mile of Canola"  dots the landscape as yet another crop heads for America's cook pot.
        All seems well during a "Sunset on the Palouse",  yet memories of the hardship of
 "A Spring Snow"  share space in the townspeople's consciousness. 
       The Palouse River races down the "Palouse Falls", sparkling in clean sharp light and then melts beneath pompous clouds as it blends with the Snake River at "Lyons Ferry Park".  The "Lyons Ferry Bridge" points to "Lewiston on the Clearwater and Clarkston on the Snake".
       Could the "Spring Run" in Spokane's Riverfront Park be those heading to these lovely hills?