Summers coming to an end
August 27, 2009
I’m posting about cover crops over at Not Dabbling in Normal today.
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That was a very good idea for a picture! It is supposed to be only 68 for a high here on Monday! Summer is just about over!
After the long busy summer I am always ready for those first breaths of crisp,cool Fall air.We still have a ways to go before we feel it here in Texas ,sigh…….
Saddly I great! And it is a month early here.
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
All the signs here are for an early fall, sigh. The big spiders in the tomato vines, the vees of geese, the morning fogs, the storm front from the Mt. Thielsen area (and it is raining today). Just as the tomato drying was getting going in the solarbox.
recipe for your chicken fried zucchini?