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Midwest Tomato Fest

18 years ago

The 2nd Annual Midwest Tomato Fest is posted on Growing Tomatos Forum. The Fest will be in Lincoln, and hope you will join us. We are waiting to set the final date until we get a few more growing reports - extreme heat and drought have slowed things considerably. Come and join us! Piegirl

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cherylk
18 years ago
Hmmm... I looked and couldn't find it.

Cheryl
piegirl
Original Author
18 years ago
Cheryl - you might have to do a search - posts move quickly on that forum. Drive on over!! Piegirl
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