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As dinner was so delicious, and conversation was so diverse, we missed the movie Azur and Asmar which was showing in the pa

A Bientot!
Cindy

Ahh! Tomatoes - how I love them!
ReplyDeleteThis year I have grown an excellent crop of Tigerella (Mr Stripey - esculentum), Pure Black Cherry - lycoperisicn)and Lovehart (Cutie - esculentum).
Molly has enjoyed the taste of these rather rare varieties.
But indeed how I hunger for the old French varieties that are bursting with taste and have not been cross bred - envy!, envy!
I have also grown a very ancient Tomato that I tracked down in Germany with a very old English long forgotten history with a taste of yesteryear called Green Sausage and a flavour to die for!
I nevertheless still think of French tomatoes!
Hmm! a vist to Cap Grinez is called for.
Bill.
Hey! Great to see "Lili" posted.
ReplyDeleteOur Fourteener-climbing friend, Don Lipps, suggests: Fifi l'aimable petit tigre