Watering the garden was a chore best completed before
sunset.
After sunset, starving squadrons of Jersey mosquitoes
searched ravenously for the warm-blooded.
Sucking on a peach pit is the perfect way to while away a
steamy summer afternoon.
Roll it around carefully and use the pointed end of the pit
to pick out the strands of peach fuzz and pulp between teeth.
All this while the taste of fresh peach tingles through your
cheeks.
One of the first things Dad did when we moved into the big
house in Belleville was to chop down the black walnut trees and plant a
half-dozen peach trees in their stead.
It wasn't long before the low growing peach trees bore fruit
and we filled baskets while we decided what to do with the bounty.
Continue reading: Summer Peaches and Tomato Gardens
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