Sunday, September 19, 2010
A Very Wet Weekend
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Ditto! Saturday was wet, wet, wet! I am hoping for a little warm sun to dry things out and finish off the vegetables. And I am thinking about all the grape growers in the area... not good at all!
I have just about given up and started to prepare for next spring. Two days of sun coming up. We will see what happens. My tomatoes are starting to split. Uhg
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