The World's Most Beautiful Places
The historic Dahmen Barn located in Uniontown, Washington. The barn was built in 1935, for Jack Dahmen, who used it for a commercial dairy operation until 1953. In addition to the old fashioned barn, this spot is known for the unique and beautiful “wheel” fence that surrounds it. Over 1000 wheels and other farming equipment make up the metal fence.
The Palouse Region of Washington state as viewed from Steptoe Butte. The Palouse is a rich agricultural region bordering Washington, Idaho, and Oregon, known for the growing of wheat and legumes. Its also known for its famous barns, and colorful rolling green hills, particularly in springtime.
A view of Seattle’s Post Alley at Night. If you look closely, you can see a dark and mysterious figure quietly passing over the brick-laden walkway below the neon sign. Post Alley was named after Seattle’s first Post Office, and its first large government building, which covered an entire city block. Today the Alley is largely a tourist attraction, with its famous gum wall, and access to the equally famous Pike Place Market on its north end.