Thanks for the video. All of those rolling wheat fields are impressive to see and I wonder how all of that wheat gets cut in time. There are a lot of ugly 'warts' as well that are similar to what one would see in third world countries. In a first world and beautiful country ot America there are lots of ugly sights throughout the landscape. From old wooden shanties of farm buildings with some ready to topple over, old and rusted machinery and junk piles as well around the little old homes, a person gets the impression that these people are living in poverty. Surely these places described are not the homesteads of the farmers that own all of those impressive wheat fields. A good tidyup is long overdue and then the junk piles replaced with modern farm buildings like one sees driving thru the impressive Central Valley of California.
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It's a beautiful video. The wide scenery is like a painting and is wonderful. I'm watching from Japan.
Thank you from Spokane WA.
Thanks for sharing, regards from Just Driving 4K 😊😊😊
Always love your video
A great conclusion of your Palouse roadtrip, chapeau from a fellow creator!
Thanks for the video.
All of those rolling wheat fields are impressive to see and I wonder how all of that wheat gets cut in time.
There are a lot of ugly 'warts' as well that are similar to what one would see in third world countries.
In a first world and beautiful country ot America there are lots of ugly sights throughout the landscape.
From old wooden shanties of farm buildings with some ready to topple over, old and rusted machinery and junk piles as well around the little old homes, a person gets the impression that these people are living in poverty. Surely these places described are not the homesteads of the farmers that own all of those impressive wheat fields.
A good tidyup is long overdue and then the junk piles replaced with modern farm buildings like one sees driving thru the impressive Central Valley of California.