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Almota Road on My Way West

Almota Road on My Way West

Almota Road, descending down the side of the Snake River valley towards Granite Dam Lake, a part of the Snake River Valley. The Palouse region is a large prairie in the Inland Pacific Northwest that spills from Eastern Washington into Northern Idaho. Back down the hill a few miles is the town of Almota, built on a prehistoric Nez Pierce site named Allamotin, or "moonlight fishing".

Almota Road on My Way West A Day's Drive Long Gone Days Life As They Know It Faded to Brown Heartland Up Into The Hills All Around Sagebrush and Wind