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Monthly Archives: May 2019
Pickin’, shellin’ and tellin’
“Make sure they’re not too soft, boy. I don’t want tomato juice all over the backseat of my Buick.” My first lesson in choosing tomatoes, around 1972. I think about those words from my grandfather every summer as tomatoes, green … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama, black eyed peas, butter beans, Dewey, GM&O, Les Kerr, Mississippi, music, Pascagoula, Pittman, Railroad, summer, Tennessee, Tillman's Corner, tomato, trains, vegetables
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