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The overnight temperatures have been dipping into the thirties; time to get all the crops in and prep the land for winter. Firewood is being laid in for the winter and hay in the barn for the animals over the winter. These are tomatoes that were picked last evening. They could probably grow another week, ... Read morehttp://watermanatwork.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Tomatoes.jpg