On Saturday we drove out to Ellensburg to have lunch with Auntie Pea. After lunch we continued east to the banks of the Columbia River, and stopped to take a look at the scenery. It's hard to believe that only 2 hours in the car could take us to a place that looks so much different than home. We even saw tumbleweeds blowing across the highway.
This picture is from the Ginkgo Petrified Forest State Park. A few million years ago, this part of the state was covered with trees. The wind was blowing like crazy...Nora and I were struggling to walk against it.
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It's unique landscape, isn't it?
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