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Tomato 'Maskotka', glasshouse, late September. A dwarf bush variety.
Macro di un carroarmato
Willamette VF variety, hey grow these if you live in Oregon or the PNW they really do produce early. Pretty amazing to have about a pound of tomatoes already this early in the season.
This was just an
experimental cover. I saw the
picture and wanted to try something
out with it that was different
than all the other LM graphics.
I actually like the turnout! It's
simple but I think the picture looks
kind of intense. Thoughts?
For the playbill of the last theater piece we brought on stage last summer, we decided to create a portrait collage of all the characters. The beautiful and determinate Lawyer.
Take a look at my photoblog: kjns.zyloxer.net/
We are going to have tomatoes after all. Another member of the family, as a result of Pike Nurseries' sale - grape tomato, tall, healthy and fruiting. Best bang for your 1/2 buck :)
The Ball Tower (aka Round House or Signal Tower), part of the "1881 Heritage" complex in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.
Use: Accurate timekeeping aboard ships is necessary to determine the longitude at sea. The Ball Tower gave a time signal to the ships in port, to synchronize their ship chronometers. The signal was given by dropping a large ball at a predetermined time.
Time balls were dropped at 1 PM (except in the US - at 12 noon there). They were raised half way about 5 minutes earlier to alert the ships, then with 2–3 minutes to go they were raised the whole way. The time was recorded when the ball began descending, not when it reached the bottom. The time ball was not usually dropped at noon as the observatories would be too busy taking readings. With the commencement of radio time signals, time balls gradually became obsolete and many were demolished in the 1920s.
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Mountain Princess, Bloody Butcher, & Unknown
Mountain Princess. Determinate. Just have to fence these and let them grow.
Mountain Princess
Patio Hybrid. Looks like crap on the lower part lately. Don't really care too much as most of the attention goes to the heirlooms.
Bloody Butcher (indeterminate) and a random heirloom given to us. Looks like a Mountain Princess like the others.
6/30 - Standard hybrid for container gardening. Currently has a couple of small fruits developing.
