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• From: b*@pacific.net (Vickie Brock)
• Date: Fri, 13 Jun 1997 07:04:01 -0300

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>Rolled vines, crashed leaves, vines splitand twisted a guy down the road
>with 16 plants lost them all to the wind.  Hammered bad........BROCK
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>>Hi All,
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>>No this is not about the screen saver but I sure wish it was!
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>>The winds here in Northern Calif have been just delightful, 52 mph clocked
>>at San Francisco International Airport this afternoon and it is still
>>blowing a gale. Looks like we are settling into our typical summer weather
>>pattern!
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>>Guess I don't have to worry about any cuke beetles today, there either
>>hunkered down or plastered against the fence!
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>>My pumpkins are still sheltered except my Greer 1006 which out grew it's 6
>>x 6 shelter a week ago. Sad sight it is, I have set up wind breaks behind
>>it but never the less it resembles that parachute that pops out of a drag
>>car as it hits the end of the race track at about 300 mph!
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>>An even better description might be Don King on a bad hair day.
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>>I wonder how Joel Holland does it, he has the most exquisite looking plants
>>from the beginning to the end of the season, already mine look war ravaged
>>from wind, insects, heat...............etc.
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>>Looking closely at them you would think I had abused them, but I have
>>tended them well!
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>>So Sad!
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>>How is the rest of California doing, is anybody in the Northwest getting
>>hammered by these winds?
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>>Chris Andersen
>>Moraga, Calif.

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