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December 25, 2023

Evergreen Fields

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KEITH COLLINS
Washington is known as the Evergreen State for its forests of deep green fir and pine trees. It could just as well be known for its verdant hills of winter wheat on the Palouse. This picture was taken December 8, 2023, on the Bill Chipman Palouse Trail about halfway between Pullman and Moscow with the sun and clouds playing tag above these hills resplendent with fresh green rows of wheat.

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Image: Recently retired NPR journalist and commentator Robert Siegel (All Things Considered), seated to the left, fields questions posed by Dean Bruce Pinkleton of the WSU College of Communication on the Pullman campus on March 26, 2018, after receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award from the university. Mr. Siegel quipped during his remarks that the Palouse audience members all seemed shorter than he imagined them to be while broadcasting from his studio in Washington DC and had less hair. Photo taken by Keith Collins.
Image: A slice of the sun peeks over the outline of Moscow Mountain as viewed from atop SE Carolstar Drive in Pullman, Washington. Photo taken by Keith Collins on April 24, 2022.
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Image: February 26, 2018. View of Moscow Mountain from Banyons on the Ridge in Pullman, Washington. Keith Collins
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