A canned shot...
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Especially with the upper left side where is a little something there.
We just sold most all our canning equipment.
I wondering if that was wise.
Nice photo
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I was going for that 1960's color slide look. The sidewalk was blown on the other side of the table so I let that whole end of the photo go to naught.
Thanks for looking!!
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Welcome to south Louisiana!!!
Here's my nephew on the same day...tomato plants to his left. He has a pair of green ones in his hands.
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You got that look nicely. I would have done the same with the
"blow outs" in a minute. Too nice of a shot to let it go because of it.
Your nephew photo is way nice. Sweet candid. Too cute / precious.
As for your tomato plants....I'm just hoping to get some this year...last year was a bust
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Poloroid t737 (The digi PaS)
....doh....Us southerners have been trying to tell you all that for ages!!!
These belong to my father in law. Between his garden and my dad's I just hope they cannot eat them all.
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Is it "congrads" or "congrats" ....my wife corrects me here often...
Either way I appreciate the kind remarks. The string beans actuall lost a lot of color in the treatment.
Jeff
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