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Rolling Palouse

by Lynz Real Cooking on September 17, 2016

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  1. Doctor Jonathan #

    Love the openness, the scents and the people in a rural setting.

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  2. ladieswholunchreviews #

    Great pictures, Lynn!

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  3. cookingwithauntjuju.com #

    That’s definitely a “rolling” countryside.

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  4. IreneDesign2011 #

    So very beautiful Lynn 🙂

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  5. lynne hoareau #

    You really do live in a beautiful place Lynn, so open and peaceful 🙂

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  6. Antonia #

    Nice pictures Lynn!

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  7. Cheryl "Cheffie Cooks" Wiser #

    Soon snow will blanket the ground and hills-right??? For now enjoy the calmness and beauty. Of course many love the snow, too. LOL xoxoxo B-2 – Have a good weekend.

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  8. Priceless Joy #

    It’s truly a beautiful area!

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  9. circadianreflections #

    Wide open spaces! I love those round hay rolls. We only see the rectangle bales here.

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    • Lynz Real Cooking #

      I had never noticed the round ones before, so cool. We also have mostly the box ones

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  10. spearfruit #

    Always stunning pictures Lynn. Happy Saturday, hope all is well with you. 🙂

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  11. purpleslobinrecovery #

    So gorgeous. Good fresh air! Unless you have hay fever! lol Sorry, couldn’t resist!

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  12. cupcakecache #

    I read that many refugees were placed by President Obama in the Dakotas. Have you met or seen any Syrian placement refugees? I was reading one story and was very disappointed to read of a Syrian refugee already complaining after being placed about our political system and the media. That was disheartening. In my travels in the Middle East and Korea, I never criticized their government openly and in some cases…may even have been arrested (UAE) if I had criticized them on media. The UAE was generous to teachers, and although some things could have been better…financially and material wise, we were compensated. Just sayin’….hey, enjoy the day. Beautiful weather out there.

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  13. mopana #

    Palouse looks amazing, Lynz 🙂
    xoxo ❤

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  14. Erika Kind #

    A dream!

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  15. changeispossibleblog #

    Big sky America is the BEST!

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  16. swo8 #

    Harvest is in, looks like a good year.
    Leslie

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  17. Stephanae V. McCoy #

    Beautiful landscapes.

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  18. anotherfoodieblogger #

    Simply gorgeous!

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  19. Atomic Words #

    This is so beautiful and it looks so peaceful. Like just grab a book and lay down and read it lol

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  20. cupcakecache #

    The Palouse Falls lies on the Palouse River, about 4 mi (6 km) upstream of the confluence with the Snake River in southeast Washington, United States. The falls are 198 ft (60 m) in height.[2] The falls consists of an upper falls with a drop of ~20 feet (6.1 m) which lies 1,000 feet (305 m) north-northwest of the main drop, and a lower falls, with a drop of 198 feet (60 m). Lynz, are you near this?

    I was curious if any refugees have been placed near your location. I also read of many successful ones adjusting and contributing to life in the States, Europe, and Canada.

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    • Lynz Real Cooking #

      We are about 2 hours away and have been talking about heading over there!! It was funny you asked. I don’t really know if we have any here!

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      • cupcakecache #

        It seems like a beautiful area! I was wondering what jobs might be available for refugees in a desolate area. I read a good article today about refugees adjusting to life in Germany; some were doing very well and some were struggling to find their place. I like to follow the story.

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        • Lynz Real Cooking #

          I am sure it would be a rocky road and big adjustment, having lived overseas I think you know the culture well and it is so different!

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  21. cupcakecache #

    I am not as familiar with the Syrians. I had one Syrian student at the University; he is now doing an internship and planning to attend grad school. I have been reading about the ones who left professions and small businesses in Syria.

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  22. Sadie's Nest #

    So pretty 🙂

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  23. viktoria1969 #

    Makes me yearn to get back to the rural area I grew up in. Hopefully if everything goes right this time next year i will be back in the Hunter Valley. Thanks for posting photos of your corner of the world I always enjoy seeing places I haven’t been.

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  24. Freda @ Aromatic essence #

    Lovely !

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  25. rangewriter #

    And roll, it does. I think the Palouse is the star of Idaho.

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