My wife says its a hay wagon.

You guys are so kind and cool

Congrats on the 4,999 miles my friends!

Thanks, Chuck and Debbie. I hope you enjoyed your post ride beverages.

I remember helping my mother hang clothes on the line when I was young. It's more work, but the clothes smell so good. I still put my pillowcases on the lanai to dry sometimes so I can enjoy that freshness that just can't come from a dryer.

This building is an attraction of the town, I like the "color combination"!

This is the way we dry our clothes, we have no laundry dryer when I was growing up.

It was nice talking and riding next to the two of you. Safe travels & adventures. Chuck & Debbie

Walnuts! Yummy! But lots of work. I'm patiently awaiting the fall harvest along our local bike paths. Cyclists generally hate them because they can cause pinch flats on a road bike.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juglans_nigra

Tall pinkish flowers are purple loosestrife.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lythrum_salicaria

Smaller rounded pink flowers (lower left center bottom among blue) are red clover.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trifolium_pratense

Brilliant blue flowers are the ever-present chicory. You can eat it. Nutritious, but I find it a bit bitter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicory

Thank you for taking the time to identify these plants for me. I should have remembered this one. My next door neighbor had one too.

I thought Goshen was in New York.

I took one apart back in the early 70's and removed the front end, rear suspension and motor. From that I constructed a dune (for the road). I sold it about 15 years ago to a guy down here in Florida somewhere.

One of the best small towns so far....

I hope you day back goes well. Hugs Kerry, I never used my granny gear like I have in WA. They other day I missed a shift and the rear derailleur wad snapped forward and the chain was touching itself. I took time to untangle it, I was so scared. Being be more catrful.