Out in the field I heard such a clatter
I looked out the window to see what's the matter.
And what should I spy, but a giant green Deere
Running through the soybeans, a cloud at its rear.
I looked out the window to see what's the matter.
And what should I spy, but a giant green Deere
Running through the soybeans, a cloud at its rear.
It reaped and it thrashed, and held the beans inside
And then a red truck pulled along side.
The Deere disgorged the beans through a spout
As it continued its work up the soybean route.
And then a red truck pulled along side.
The Deere disgorged the beans through a spout
As it continued its work up the soybean route.
I've heard it said Soybeans look like a foot of water on the field in April. I like your photos better
ReplyDeleteI love your photos as always, however, this time you really got to me with your ode!! I love it!! Definitely the biggest smile today! Thanks for the fun, Lew!
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Sylvia
Great photos and your ode to the soybeans gave me a chuckle.
ReplyDeleteWell, Lew - an ode to soybeans - what a surprise! Please just don't leave any in my Christmas stocking!
ReplyDeleteLew, great posting. It has a special meaning to me. You can see why, here.
ReplyDeleteYou had me chuckling. Great photos and song.
ReplyDeleteLove this post. An ode to soybeans. ;D
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We don't grow soy beans in Norway as far as I know, so this was very interesting. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery clever. Thanks for the smile!
ReplyDeleteOh thanks for sharing the fun Lew. ;D Looking forward on your next post.
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Well done!
ReplyDeleteAnd informative photos, too. I hadn't really thought about what soy beans looked like or how they were harvested.