Ideally the path would start at my front door and end at the gate of your lottie....but that would take another couple of lifetimes and a whole lot of stepping stones so I guess I will just continue to enjoy the path in my imagination.
Hee hee hee...Toni you are a caution. Well, it's 2009 and in 1920 who would have thought that computers and the Stew would have been possible. Stranger things have happened, why Toni--you could just make a start there at your home and see how far you get. I really hope that you like the jam, Droopy. That fresh Norwegian bread sounds great...I can almost smell it. Hmmmm...I wonder if there is a north-eastern wind blowing outside. ...opening the window a bit wider.....
Just catching up Sjoerd. Your toms look great - did they taste fab also? I don't imagine I have any ripe ones yet thanks to the lack of sunshine, but if this rain keeps up, they will be like footballs! I am in the process of 'acquiring' phlox for my garden. I have a pink one that I bought for a pound at our local womens institute market, and one of my gardens I work in has a white one and another has a dark pink one so I shall be dividing them in the autumn and taking a little bit. Perk of the job - they are so lovely and yours look amazing Sjoerd.
Boy EJ, did they evvuh! I hope that it warms up enough to kick-start yours. Toms are one of my basic crops every year, and one of yours as well. I'm glad to hear that you are collecting some Phloxes. It's a pity you guys don't live closer, you could have some of mine when I thin them out each year.
