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|    songbird to All    |
|    Re: tomato harvest and other things    |
|    12 Aug 20 05:41:56    |
      From: songbird@anthive.com              Pavel314 wrote:       ...       > My wife has been picking tomatoes and freezing spaghetti sauce. She plants       small plots of corn every other week so we have a regular supply of fresh       corn-on-the-cob for dinner. We picked the cabbage and made this year's batch       of sauerkraut last month.               mmm! :)                     > The recent rains really perked up the pumpkin patch and there are several       large melons ripening as well.               the melons here are still green and shiny so i think i       have some time yet before we start to try them. i've had       to read up on them since i've not grown these particular       melons before (plus i've not grown melons much at all to       begin with since my first few attempts ended up giving       such poor results).                     > We just started splitting firewood from the big pile of logs out back. We       have enough for the coming year but are stocking up for the winter after that.       I'm looking forward to an end to all this heat and humidity.               yeah, the hot weather has made things difficult for us       this season too in varying ways. mid day siesta and AC       are pretty much required now.               be careful out there! make sure to drink enough water       and to not overdo it. i'd wait for cooler weather since       you already have enough put by.                      songbird              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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