cayenne
dried tarragon, my favorite culinary herb
marinara sauce
brandywines and green zebras
romas, yellow pears, and cherries
green zebras
moonglows
moonglow
single-ply angora
the angora wool from which I've been spinning -- available here.
Keep up your preparations for winter, folks! It will soon be upon upon us!
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Oh, your tomatoes are gorgeous--did you grow them all yourself? And the angora wool...brings me back to my childhood--my mom and I had angora rabbits and she would spin the wool. I made my daughter a hat from some of the yarn I had--a very soft and special hat! I have still not learned to spin, though I have my mom's wheel...some day some day. I see you've opened an Etsy shop--that's great! Blessings on all your winter preparations--it is very satisfying work, isn't it?
Thanks Annie, and yes, the tomatoes were grown by my husband and I. That is so neat that you and your mother had angora rabbits and that she spun their wool...and I would love to see a photo of your daughter's hat! That's very exciting that you have your mother's wheel, too. :) I would have loved to have had an heirloom like that! Thank you so much for your kind words, friend!
Beautiful! Isn't it such a great feeling to see the fruits of your labor. Looks like you've got a great bounty for the winter. Are the days getting cool in Michigan yet? Still in the upper 80s here, can't wait for the 70s!
Thank you, Alan! The days here in MI have definitely been fluctuating. We're currently averaging in the high 70s lower 80s during the day... I can barely wait for the 60s. Ha. :) I bet you can hardly wait for cool weather, either!
I like the brandywines - that's a very Lord of the Rings name for a tomato. :) My winter preparations consist of trying to find a "real job". ;) Things are definitely slowing down here at Bodie for the season.
Perhaps you'd like to come home early then? ;)
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