We need to work on Jeff to support links in the comment box. It would be great to hear you singing this, in Spanish.

And vampires. And singing cycling cowboys. It’s as good as garlic or Goop.

And radishes are the best way to keep wolverines off of your land. In my 20 something years in Oregon, I've yet to see one. Man, those radishes really work.

Well, of course these are. Well, not THESE days exactly. We could do without this virus thingie, and this president. Other than that though, yes.

I thought now were your halcyon days!
I have to admit I had to look up what halcyon days means... New word for the day.

Scott saw some roses with shingles
Inspiring him home to write jingles
A bike tour with a song!
We'll all sing along!
Especially if it's one that's bilinguals.

I think Bill is correct on this. Apparently the Willamette Valley produces a quarter of the world's radish seed (among many other vegetable seeds).

Definitely looks like some kind of Brassica... Looks kind of like Canola, but it has yellow flowers. Maybe seeding for radishes?

I'm voting for Buckwheat.

Well, there's something you don't see every day.

I wonder if it was Swiffer or Dusty?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.gazettetimes.com/news/local/swiffer-and-dusty-add-emu-flair-to-farm/article_58f9d7ee-7660-5f2d-a398-291df3e54c39.amp.html

How thoughtful of that barn to position itself for such a lovely photo!

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll have to toss a few figs in the back pocket when we go out that way next time. I think three, unless I want to start a food riot. And maybe one for the bullfrog at Owl Creek.

A beige little pony with a wig
Follows two llamas, but no pig
They all run toward Scott
Who is not in a yacht
And beg him for one little fig.

Maybe, unless the owls keep them at bay. We’ll go back on a sunny day to check though, just for you.

Certainly, on a warm enough day, there are bullfrogs?