Green Peas

We have left Moree by car and tonight, Sunday 22, we are at Narromine.
The reason for our earlier than usual departure is due to Tatum, eldest granddaughter, obtaining a double degree from Monash University.  We are very proud of her and wish her great success in her marketing promotional business, 2 Minds Marketing, which she runs with her boyfriend, Adam.   Her graduation will be on Sept 26 and we will be there to rejoice with her.  
Steve will return to Moree by train, to pick up the truck and caravan and bring them home.  Meanwhile. I will stay in Melbourne with the girls.  

As we are going early, THE GREEN PEAS are not quite ready.   I was a little worried about them for a while, as they seemed to have powdery mildew but they remained very healthy looking,  They have just developed lots of pods and there are many more flowers.  Les is going to water them and Marion and Richard will give him a hand and help to eat them.  I am waiting on word of their first meal so that I can savour every mouthful.

I think I've solved my problem with the blog by using Google Chrome instead of Firefox browser.   That's a shame ---- Firefox served me well and I loved it.

Now go ahead and admire my peas.  They're very easy to grow from seeds and while not a dwarf variety, they don't grow very tall.

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