Here are two pics. One of the potatoes we gave out growing into healthy potato plants. If you look in the middle of the picture on the ground is a bowl of potatoes and a stack of potatoes, these potatoes came from seeds you donated.
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August 26, 2008
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Hey Buddy!
Great work you're doing there! I know that part of the world must present some unique challenges.
Maybe in your spare time (yeah right!) you might want to take a look at my wife's blog documenting our experiment in sustainable living here in Western North Carolina... (Username - 7acrefarm
pword - welcome)
Do you remember Greg Rushing from water polo? He, and his family of 5 kids are practically my neighbors now. A small community of refugees from Lakeside are living right down the road from me. Small world eh?
I have to say, growing a fair amount of spuds myself, your results are pretty impressive based on the pic of the mature plants! Care to share any tips/tricks/hints? Or is the soil there that good?
Is that your son standing with the cool shades on behind the truck in the potato distribution pic? Looks alot like you (or at least how I remeber you looking LOL).
I appreciate you keeping me on your list. ANd I admire what you're doing.
Anyway, take care and God Bless!
Roy
Posted by: Roy Shroyer | August 26, 2008 at 07:33 AM