Spring in Eastern WA

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  1. 1. Eastern Washington lies in this, leading to its arid climate.
  2. 3. Many begin to enjoy this outdoor activity in spring.
  3. 5. Some areas feature gardens of these in spring.
  4. 8. Volcanic rock formations common in the area.
  5. 12. These start to pop up in various towns.
  6. 18. Trails become ideal for this sport.
  7. 24. The backbone of Eastern Washington's economy.
  8. 26. The region's largest city, hosting spring events.
  9. 27. Essential for beer, this crop starts to grow in spring.
  10. 28. Popular activity with the spring migration.
  11. 33. Essential for agriculture in this region.
  12. 36. Blankets the hills and valleys after winter.
  13. 37. Courses open up with the warmer weather.
  14. 38. Region known for its rolling hills and fertile farmlands.
  15. 40. Native shrub that dots the landscape.
  16. 42. A late winter/early spring phenomenon in the area.
  17. 43. Where fruit trees bloom.
  18. 45. One of the first flowers to bloom.
  19. 46. Popular springtime activity in local water bodies.
  20. 47. Some farms grow this fragrant plant.
  21. 48. Reptile emerging in the warmer weather.
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  1. 2. Another significant crop, with blossoms in spring.
  2. 4. Common sight in the region's forests.
  3. 6. The region is known for its vineyards and wineries.
  4. 7. Community events celebrating spring.
  5. 9. Fish that are plentiful in local rivers and lakes.
  6. 10. City known for its agriculture, including hops.
  7. 11. Area known for its farms and orchards.
  8. 13. Type of birds returning or passing through in spring.
  9. 14. Washington State University's mascot, located in the region.
  10. 15. Water sport enjoyed on the rivers and lakes.
  11. 16. A defining feature of the region's weather.
  12. 17. Major river winding through the region.
  13. 19. Type of mushroom foraged in spring.
  14. 20. Spokane is known as the "Lilac City."
  15. 21. Fruit trees that are a common sight in orchards.
  16. 22. Eastern Washington enjoys this in abundance.
  17. 23. The Columbia Basin project impacts the region.
  18. 25. Common outdoor activity along the region's scenic roads.
  19. 29. Early spring vegetable harvested in the area.
  20. 30. Spring revitalizes wildlife habitats.
  21. 31. Popular activity in the region’s state parks and trails.
  22. 32. A primary crop in the area, starting to grow in spring.
  23. 34. Trees are adorned with these in spring.
  24. 35. Insects that become more visible in spring.
  25. 39. Lakes formed by the Missoula Floods, also a recreation area.
  26. 40. The region is known for its spectacular spring sunsets.
  27. 41. This colorful bird often signals the arrival of spring.
  28. 44. Birds often spotted near water bodies.
  29. 48. Park in Spokane that comes alive in spring.