Monday, November 30, 2009

Summer photo #1


Raindrops, originally uploaded by quiltingmick / michelle.

It's the last day of Summer Spring, and we've been treated to cool temperatures and rain showers all afternoon. I took this photo during a sun shower. To me, tomatoes seem to come with the promise of warm weather - even though we've had a lot of warm weather in the last month or so. This week I'm happy for it to stay a little cooler, and for my tomatoes to keep getting their water from the sky.

This summer I've joined in with Jodi to post a photo of summer each Monday. As much as I don't enjoy the extreme heat of our Canberra summer, I do love everything else that comes with it, like swimming, Christmas and sitting under the elm tree. Can't wait.

14 comments:

  1. OMG you have a TOMATO! will it be ripe for christmas??????

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  2. Great photo - definitely captures the weather we've had over the past couple of days.

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  3. Your tomatoes are looking good! Is that another two or three I spy in the background? It's funny, you could just about take the same photo in my backyard. It's nice to see the water around, it makes me forget how parched everything's going to look soon.

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  4. You've got a great eye Mick. that is a stunning photo.

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  5. You forgot the bit about parties at dusk, sipping mint juleps under the magnolia tree...yeah, ok. But I'm damned if I don't manage something like it this summer 'round!

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  6. Last day of summer, huh? I thought the hell was just beginning... ;-)

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  7. ummmm! yummy gorgeous photo!!

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  8. All right I'm confused...yesterday was the last day of spring. Today is the first day of Summer. I know you're in Canberra, so you must have pretty spectacular seasons for yesterday to be the last day of Summer :-P

    Lovely photo, just love tomatoes growing on the vine!

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  9. Just wishful thinking, I suppose ;-)

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  10. If only it was the last day of Summer! Oooh, tomato, I am so jealous. Still waiting for my promised fruit and veg garden. :)

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  11. Love the tomato. I have many similar ones in my little urban garden. Can't wait to have my first one. They certainly take their time from fruition to red juiciness. xo m.

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  12. Oh yes...warm summer tomatoes plucked straight from the garden and wrapped in a basil leaf...Mmm
    Lovely photo.

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  13. What a great photo...I hope my tomatoes are half as good x

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