
Some of our last tomatoes were already drooping toward the ground when this photo was taken in late October.

But we were still harvesting a few tomatoes at the beginning of November, which almost never happens in Portland.

The street we live on is still all decked out in autumn leaves.

2 comments:
That soup looks delicious! What a great way to celebrate the last of the garden veggies.
Thanks Emma. I had been photographing the tomatoes picked from our garden already when I saw some of your excellent photos of the tomatoes still in your garden. That inspired me to troop outside and take some pictures of our garden too.
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