2K14 (EP 35) Interstate 90 in Washington: The Columbia Plateau 

+Christopher Rilea Those aren't the Cascades, those were the Saddle Mountains. They are only 2,700 feet high. They were only about 30 miles away, it's impossible to see the Cascades from I-90 unless you cross the Ryegrass Summit in the mountains after the Columbia River.

+InterstateJD Thanks JD, does it remind you a bit of Texas hill country? :)

Reminds me of the Panhandle Plains but much prettier, if anything, if I would continue my constant comparisons to texas, lol

+vitalhome In my last video I passed right thru Spokane! :-)

+InterstateKyle Excellent, wish I had known. I just moved here but love the area. It's a nice town and with beautiful countryside up north. One day very soon I hope to film the part of US-395 northbound from I-90. That will be my first ever road vid ;)

+SleekDan97 I don't see Washington ever going above 75 MPH due to the high amount of traffic across it's statewide freeways. You need as little traffic as possible to warrant such speed limits.

+Mark Smith Thanks for stopping by as always Mark!

+Blanding Cassatt It is interesting indeed.

The Channeled Scablands are what make it interesting. There isn't a landscape like it anywhere, and trying to wrap your head around the amount and force of water and ice it took to wash away thousands of square miles of basalt up to 1,000 ft thick is difficult if not impossible. Much of it was from glacial Lake Missoula but there's also budding evidence that glacial outwash from earlier ice ages helped carve out many of the coulees up north around the Okanogan country.

It is by the end of the song. "Slow ride, take it easy" gradually ends with "Fast ride, take it frenetically."

+gootchie Take it easy!