When out-of-staters think of Washington, they often think of Seattle. But there’s so much more to our state than the city – in fact, the majority of Washington is rural, and farming and agriculture play a big role in our revenue. Our farms are just as beautiful as any urban skyline. These photos will have you planning your next country getaway.
- A wheat field in the Palouse.
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- A tulip farm in the Skagit Valley at sunset.
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- A frosty morning on a farm in Eastern Washington.
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- Rows of lavender line this Whidbey Island farm.
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- A beautiful farm in Lamoine (the Chelan area) covered in a light dusting of snow.
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- Peas and wheat on a Walla Walla farm at sunrise.
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- A farm with windmills outside of Cle Elum.
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- An Eastern Washington farmhouse and wide open spaces.
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- A flock of geese captured over this corn field in Corfu.
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- The sun setting over this farm in Rexville.
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- You’d never get tired of this view of green farm land in Central Washington.
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- Hay and an old silo in North Kitsap County.
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- A beautiful shot of some corn fields on a farm in Blanchard.
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We’re thankful for our Washington farming communities.
Linda Tanner/Flickr
WisDoc/Flickr
Ed Suominen/Flickr
Sheila Sund/Flickr
Andy Simonds/Flickr
Preconscious Eye/Flickr
Rachel Samanyi/Flickr
michelle/Flickr
Steve Voght/Flickr
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Beaster725/Flickr
Polly Peterson/Flickr
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