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July 2024 Edition — Month 5 of an Amateur’s Journey

5 min readJul 17, 2024

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Broccoli plant with a central crown ready to harvest in July morning light.
Broccoli’s On! — iPad OS15 unedited — All photos by Author

Harvest begins in earnest in July. We’re harvesting broccoli crowns and side shoots. Two plants will keep us in broccoli for about a month. Next up, berries, beets, basil, and cukes. July is so delicious and busy!

27-Was a Sunny Day- Like Paul Simon, or not.

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View of a speed boat on a lake shot through a window with reflections of a Redwood tree and a hops vine.
Was a sunny day at Lake Tanwax, WA — iPad OS15 unedited

We’ve already had some blistering days this July in Western Washington; 98 degrees in the shade; real hot, in the shade.

In that kind of heat it’s always best to get as close to large bodies of water as possible (if not submersed in them) to help keep the core temp from reaching brain melting range. Lucky for us we’ve got friends with a house on a lake they generously share.

Today was a sunny day — thanks for the ear-worm, Rodrigo S-C — and not a negative word was heard from the watercraft-riding people passing by the shady deck with great views — direct and reflected — where I hid out playing with my iPad and enjoying the relative coolness of 86 degrees.

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J Anderson
J Anderson

Written by J Anderson

Living, writing, cooking, and loving life in the Pacific Northwest, Southwest, and Central America, one day at a time. Lucky human!

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