Re: [CH] Open Fields 2003 V8 #714

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Hi C-H's,

>Well folks, I just walked the fields today for the first time since
>June.
>
>They look horrible.

Hi guys,

	I'm at work with my dad.I had nothing better to do but to 
read a chile-head digest, but when I was reading the digest and was 
seeing the consequences of spam and HTML I noticed an e-mail from the 
famous
Jim Campbell. And of course every year I look forward to going, 
seeing him, and picking chile peppers!When
I saw his E-mail I was upset!I think Jim should realize that it's fun 
just going and seeing him.Thats really stupid
that anyone should feel embarrassed that they're giving away peppers 
from 6,000 pepper plants! So Jim, thanks just for inviting us!
	Bill, I can't wait to see you and what color your hair is!
				see ya,
			                                  Gavin


	My chile plants too are the worst I can remember. Plus I 
compounded the problem by leaving the irrigation system on while I 
was away for 4 weeks! Time to buy a moisture sensor. Just in the last 
couple of weeks the weather has improved and the leaves of the plants 
transformed from yellow to a healthy rich green. It says much for the 
hardiness of Capsicums that they were able to shed their leaves many 
times and still recover.

	I am going to send Jim a cheque for one of the posters and 
pick it up when we go over there. That way he'll have a little cash 
in hand. The more of us that do this the better of course. I wonder 
if we can talk him into letting us chip in for the rental of the 
toilet facilities?  :-)
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                      Regards,               Cameron.

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