A collection of black and white rural photographs captured on a Winter day while exploring the area along State Route 6 through Lewis County, Washington.

A black and white photograph of an old bridge on State Route 6 crossing a ravine near the Lewis County town of Pe Ell, Washington.A black and white photograph of a rusty Studebaker truck sitting in an old gas station in the small Lewis County town of Pe Ell, Washington.A black and white photograph of a barn and silo on a farm along State Route 6 in rural Lewis County near Adna, Washington.A black and white photograph of the South Fork Chehalis River at the Rainbow Falls State Park in Lewis County, Washington.A black and white photograph of the South Fork Chehalis River at the Rainbow Falls State Park in Lewis County, Washington.A black and white photograph of the South Fork Chehalis River at the Rainbow Falls State park in Lewis County, Washington.A black and white photograph of small ferns growing on a moss covered rock along the South Fork Chehalis River at Rainbow Falls State Park in rural Lewis County, Washington.A black and white photograph of an old metal building with overhanging trees along State Route 6 in rural Lewis County near Dryad, Washington.A black and white photograph of the South Fork Chehalis River along State Route 6 in rural Lewis County, Washington.A black and white photograph of an old railroad trestle along State Route 6 in rural Lewis County, Washington.A black and white photograph of the Poplar Tree Plantation along State Route 6 in Lewis County near Chehalis, Washington.A black and white photograph of farmlands on a foggy Winter day along State Route 6 in Lewis County near Chehalis, Washington.

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