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Thursday, August 22, 2013
A Teeny-Weeny Post
Harvest of a lazy afternoon, from our backyard on August 21, 2013. Getting a bit fed-up with so many tomatoes and cucumbers :-)
What are the black things? My bean vines are finally growing long purple beans but they're so pretty I don't want to eat them. :o) Your veggies look excellent.
I only grow pickling cukes and we make pickles...but we can never have too many tomatoes...if I did I would oven roast many and then food process the rest and freeze them for later use....
Looks delicious!! I'm envious :)
ReplyDeleteWhat are the black things? My bean vines are finally growing long purple beans but they're so pretty I don't want to eat them. :o) Your veggies look excellent.
ReplyDelete"fed up". Funny pun!
ReplyDeleteI could sure go for some home grown tomatoes right about now!!! :o) But, I can understand your commentary. I've been there.
ReplyDeleteThis picture is beautiful. It looks like a lovingly painted still life rather than a photo. Much of the beauty must have to do with the composition.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Love it! Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteI only grow pickling cukes and we make pickles...but we can never have too many tomatoes...if I did I would oven roast many and then food process the rest and freeze them for later use....
ReplyDeletethat's quite a lot! vegetable salad here we come!
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