Actually, I took them back off on Tuesday. Oh well. I didn't think it would last. The heat is back, but it's bite is gone. That is a relief. I got to do a good amount of weeding outside, which needed to be done desperately. At least the gardens are tidier.
Yesterday, I found the biggest, creepiest spider in the beans. I am not a fan of spiders, so I am very hesitant (to say the least) to go back into the beans and harvest. I will have to be really careful. And wear thick gloves. Shudder
Before I found said creepy huge spider, I did get a nice harvest.
The little brownish tomatoes are the Chocolate Cherry tomatoes. They are the ones I had to wrestle with. They have now grown about 2 feet past the supports and don't look like they are going to stop anytime soon. At least they are productive! The big huge yellow tomato in the front is a yellow Brandywine. They are ugly tomatoes, from an aesthetic standpoint, but they are huge. This one is one of the larger ones. It weighed 1 1/2 pounds all by itself. I called it Big Bertha. Then we ate it. YUM! 
I hope you are all having a good week!![[LittleBrookSiggie.png]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgIB2cTIt4lcieAK9SXmMAvtKYKkwso_MGqgsRw5PYwPTHmJu80SWzqNu_TrUqFbroBGbsGZwuzwYaWelnbRYXJG3pFaz_JcW6BV4UjPJ1qQRATn_FsdUL2NfkpKIe2apdAK12WG1zqjIo/s1600/LittleBrookSiggie.png)
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NICE! I am patiently waiting for our Heirloom tomatoes to turn. Sigh! I betcha that tomato was gooood though ;o)
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