Washington is home to so much more than just Seattle. We have some of the most delightful small towns, fresh agriculture and heavenly scenery everywhere. These 15 charming photos will remind you why the rural areas of our state are truly the best place to live:
- This barn in Snohomish County was seen on a crisp fall afternoon.
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- The rural roads in northeastern Washington are so scenic during the winter.
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- La Conner is home to some of the most picturesque daffodil and tulip fields.
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- This canola field was captured along the road near the town of LaCrosse.
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- You can find complete solitude in a barn on the Palouse.
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- Rural highway life in the wheat fields, near State Route 231.
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- The vibrant grass and snow-capped peaks make this shot from Snohomish County so enchanting.
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- A mesmerizing view over vineyards near Dallas Road in the Tri-Cities area.
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- Mount Spokane can be spotted just behind this beautiful sunflower.
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- A peaceful landscape at a wind farm in Touchet, a small town by Walla Walla.
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- Another perspective of the enchanting farmland scenery in Touchet.
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- The iconic Mount Rainier makes for a captivating backdrop at sunset.
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- Winter was just beginning in this photo of the Dalles Mountain Ranch at Columbia Hills State Park.
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- Could you ever get tired of seeing our state’s mountains in the distance?
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- This small, quaint barn was spotted in an orchard, in the heart of apple country near Wenatchee.
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Do you live in a small rural area in Washington? Do you agree it’s the best place to live? Share your thoughts with us below.
Mark Pouley / Flickr
Ed Suominem / Flickr
Scott Thoms / Flickr
Andy Tolsma / Flickr
Scott Butner / Flickr
Tony Cyphert / Flickr
Linda / Flickr
Flickr / Scott Butner
John R. / Flickr
Daniel Parks / Flickr
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