Coming back from a photographic camping trip to the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse  region of  southeastern Washington, I found myself driving through miles of the much less lovely drylands country of the south central part of Coming back from a photographic camping trip to the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse  region of  southeastern Washington, I found myself driving through miles of the much less lovely drylands country of the south central part of the state.  After miles of bedraggled little towns and tumbleweeds, I came to the aptly-named community of Dusty, where I found this quaint store inhabiting an old Quonset hut.  I could not resist a shot with my 1928 No. 1 Kodak; this was taken at f/22 on Kodak XP-2.  Once again, the Anastigmat lens demonstrates its sharpness and ability to reproduce delicate tonal nuances.

Note:  “The Dustry Country Store” is now featured on the Palouse Scenic Byway web site; see http://www.palousescenicbyway.com/default.asp?PageID=17.