It just might come as a suprise to some, since we have all seen snow flakes in the air, but local tomatoes are no longer available. Good-bye local gems, grown by good people, on honest land, with their own hard work. Good-bye dime sized tomatos and good-bye football sized ones, good-bye fresh tasting, dirty, not always round jewels. We will see you again, only 8 months away, and we will be even more excited about our localy grown beauties then, more proud and more trusting in the truthfull goodness of our very own Ohio tomatoes.
Friday, October 20, 2006
Tomato Season is Over
It just might come as a suprise to some, since we have all seen snow flakes in the air, but local tomatoes are no longer available. Good-bye local gems, grown by good people, on honest land, with their own hard work. Good-bye dime sized tomatos and good-bye football sized ones, good-bye fresh tasting, dirty, not always round jewels. We will see you again, only 8 months away, and we will be even more excited about our localy grown beauties then, more proud and more trusting in the truthfull goodness of our very own Ohio tomatoes.
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