27 July 2011

Wordless Wednesday 140

Tomatoes, July 2011


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26 comments:

  1. chrisa5117/27/11, 2:53 AM

    Gorgeous Beth!!

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  2. Indrani7/27/11, 3:19 AM

    Mmmm... home grown? Great capture.

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  3. catsynth7/27/11, 3:36 AM

    Those tomatoes look great!

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  4. Melody7/27/11, 4:17 AM

    So bright and colourful! Would love to take a bite!!

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  5. caite7/27/11, 5:21 AM

    I did not plant a garden this year, so I can't step outback and pick one as I usually do...so sad

    they are just lovely...

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  6. Ed T.7/27/11, 6:11 AM

    Beautiful tomatoes - and I just finished reading "Tomatoland" this past week!

    Happy WW!

    ~EdT.

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  7. Heather7/27/11, 6:53 AM

    Yummy!!! Now all you need is some white bread, mayo, and salt and pepper. :)

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  8. (Diane) Bibliophile By the Sea7/27/11, 6:58 AM

    My mouth is watering. I sometimes miss the days I had a veg garden.

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  9. bermudaonion7/27/11, 8:01 AM

    I'm drooling.

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  10. Carol @ There's Always Thyme to Cook7/27/11, 8:53 AM

    They look perfect. Wish I planted this year.

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  11. Anonymous7/27/11, 8:55 AM

    Great photo. I think I'm having a warm tomato sandwhich for lunch.

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  12. Beth Hoffman7/27/11, 9:41 AM

    This photo is fabulous! I love the various tones of red, the slight pop of yellow, and the mysterious purple in the upper left hand corner.

    Bellissimo!

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  13. Jen7/27/11, 9:52 AM

    Mouth-watering!

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  14. Barbara7/27/11, 9:56 AM

    Yummmm!

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  15. Anonymous7/27/11, 10:04 AM

    Those are luscious & making me hungry even though I just had breakfast! I also truly love your permanent photo of the bridges. Did you take that as well? Where was it taken? Very very beautiful.

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  16. Nise' 7/27/11, 11:40 AM

    I can almost taste them!

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  17. Unknown7/27/11, 12:26 PM

    Yumm they look like such a refreshing treat :)

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  18. Yvonne @ Fiction Books Reviews7/27/11, 1:09 PM

    I hope those are home-grown, they look delicious.

    I have to say that I would rather eat a tomatoe, than any other kind of fruit, with the exception of a banana.

    My favourite appetiser if we go for an Italian meal is Insalata Tricolore (tomatoes, mozzarella and avocado)

    Off to get dinner, now you have made me feel hungry!!

    Yvonne

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  19. Leslie (Under My Apple Tree)7/27/11, 1:24 PM

    Tomato season has begun. Mine are finally turning red too. Is this farmer's market or backyard?

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  20. Beth F7/27/11, 1:34 PM

    These are farm-fresh from my CSA -- our yard got too shady for vegetables so now we let someone else grow them for us. Also see: purple eggplant, white eggplant, and red leaf lettuce

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  21. Kit Aerie-el7/27/11, 1:35 PM

    Wow, those are some beauties! Our 'summer' is so late this year that I only have tiny green tomatoes now.

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  22. Anonymous7/27/11, 2:24 PM

    Those look delicious. Our tomatoes aren't ripe yet.

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  23. Dorte H7/27/11, 3:43 PM

    Ah, red gold!

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  24. Marie7/27/11, 5:23 PM

    Red, luscious and delicous. This is one of the reasons I love summer.

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  25. Pam (@iwriteinbooks)7/28/11, 6:19 PM

    Oh good heavens, that looks delish!

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  26. Michelle8/6/11, 4:31 PM

    I bet those made a fantastic meal :)

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