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October 22, 2021

Pullman's Fall Foilage

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KEITH COLLINS
The glory of the diversity of foliage and color in the hills of Pullman as the sun casts its bright rays between the clouds during the afternoon of October 20, 2021. Photo taken by Keith Collins.

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End of season trip over Labor Day 2015 on lower Salmon River. Harold Crook is oaring and Jenni Light took the photo.

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Recently retired NPR journalist and commentator Robert Siegel (All Things Considered), seated to the left, fields questions posed by Dean Bruce Pinkleton of the WSU College of Communication on the Pullman campus on March 26, 2018, after receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award from the university. Mr. Siegel quipped during his remarks that the Palouse audience members all seemed shorter than he imagined them to be while broadcasting from his studio in Washington DC and had less hair. Photo taken by Keith Collins.
Charlie Brown looks a little bewildered on top of one of Pullman's water towers, but at least he is safe from Lucy up there. Photo taken on March 30, 2019 but Keith Collins at the water tower on Derby Street in Pullman, Washington.
Brian Collins, assistant professor of physics at WSU, is taking two of his daughters and their grandma out to a Cougar baseball game at Bailey Brayton Field on Sunday, April 22, 2018. Pictured are Brian, his mother Elizabeth Collins, and daughters, Lucy (6) and Sophie (9). WSU won the game against Santa Clara University 5-0 on a combined no-hitter by the pitching staff. Photo by Keith Collins.
Patriotically 'camouflaged' tractor representing veterans in agriculture at the Spokane Ag Expo and Pacific NW Farm Forum. Picture taken Feb. 7, 2018 by Keith Collins.
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