Hardening alley! Tomato seedlings ready for transplant
We hiked up to the peak of the mountain behind our house. We climbed to 3200 feet or so to the top of the peak, it was alittle scary!
The beautiful view from up top a mountain.
This is the waterfall about an hour hike from our house. You can climb up behind it and then continue up the mountain if you find the right path.
The lettuce patch before it was harvested, leaving it bare for the next crop. salad greens!
Remember those tiny tomatoes? This is before they went outside to be hardened off, then we planted them all. Yes, all of them.
Packing the van for the market, setting another booby trap, muahaha!
Fuzzy the cat, being cute. His brother Sylvester is hanging out, sleeping away.
We planted some corn and beans early, to try to get them started, then put a white cloth on to keep the heat in
Garlic, broccoli, kohlrabi and cauliflower are sure growing fast!
A planting session well done, and done for the day! Post work chat time 
Packing for the market, setting the "booby trap" i.e. the tables stuffed in the space left behind the side door. Watch out when you open it!
So many tomatoes! Where am I going to put them.... :O
Seedlings ready for transplant! Lettuce, tomatoes and cucumber
Peppers, hot, banana, bell, italian bell, many colours of the rainbow.
The whale skeleton/greenhouse frame is erect!
Time for some high-flying hijinks! Or, putting on the plastic.
With a combination of monkeying around and team work, the top is put on.
And the sides...
The front and back, and then planted with lettuce.
Another shot of the apprentice seedlings.
Oops, guess that catnip seed was good after all....ack, thinning time :p
Some of my herbs, need pricking out into trays.
Once a tiny catnip/catmint plant I weeded out of a greenhouse and planted in a pot. Id say it is doing well!
The 3rd and last greenhouse, its skeleton upright! I'll post more pictures of the plastic going up next week.
My personal seedlings! An army of life 
My watermelon and cucumber seedlings, Klippers tomatoes in the back.
The catnip is sprouting!
The lettuce, broccoli and chard greenhouse. Survived a chicken massacre!
One of the two salad mix greenhouses. Arugula, Mizuna, Tatsoi, RubyStreaks, Spinach, etc.
Those are all tomatoes. Yup. The shelves extend to behind the camera on both sides. AND there are much more! We ran out of space.
So first we start with broadcasting tomatoes into a big cell, then we prick them out and transplant them to the trays with little cells. Still lots left :p
The difference in egg sizes I collect. The tiny one has no yolk, though.
Market time!
And they descend upon the food, watch out!
A strange little cloud crossing the mountain. The clouds were so low that day I felt like I could jump up and touch them....
