What's up Mike. Haven't seen or heard from in a while. Tell the boys Jan and I said hello.later grand pa.

 

Hey Gordon, Yea! I haven't been on the Forum very much. I will tell my sons hello for you. Hope all is well with you and Jan and hope to see you guys next November. Ride safe my friend!

 

You ride safe too, Mr. Mike.
Still riding the sweetest 98 Anniversary bike on the forum, I see?

Your life could be a spinoff of this thread-
"Living off the land with an EVO"
kinda like my boss's wife's site- http://www.countrylivinginacariboovalley.com/

Post up some pics of those tomatoes, would ya. They look amazingly tasty.

 

Thanks Dale, Yes I am still riding it though not as much lately. I have been mostly staying within 100 miles of home.

OK. You asked for a few pics so here they are. Any chance to show off my garden, I will not deny.

Here are a few of my hybrids.


These are my Brandywine before they got 8' tall.


This is called Indian Stripe. It is a purple tomato with a sweet taste to it.



Here is a large hybrid beefsteak.


The yellow one is called Kelloggs Breakfast. The texture is creamy and mushy. I did not care for it. The other is another Indian Stripe.


This is from fused blooms of a Kelloggs Breakfast.


These are Cherokee Purple. Very similar to Indian Stripe.



These are grape tomatoes.


These are my favorite tasting tomato. Brandywine





Some of these pics are from last winter.

 

Continued




Indian stripe before they turn purple.


My oldest grandson Austin.


My youngest grandson Brody.

 

Those Brandywines look tasty!

BTW, you were right about the grape tomatoes at my place down south, the suckers that I transplanted. Bitter and dry. Oh well, plant from seed next year.

Grandkids are growing as fast as your vines.

 

Nothing like home grown veggies.....wish I had time to do that! For now.....It'll have to be CAKE!

 

Figured I'd bump this thread before it fell off the third page.

 

 

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