Last day of summer

Pulling up roots and opening doors

Before the frost. Jalapeños on the table, cayenne peppers and arbol chiles, zukes and tomatoes in the colander.

It’s officially the end of summer. I know, my seasons are always off. I think spring starts January 1. We might get a little snow tonight, though I doubt it as it’s not supposed to get that cold. As a precaution I pulled up all my basil so I can start drying it in the garage. I also pulled all the peppers that were ripe, as many tomatoes as I could just…