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It's tomato time!

Tons of tomatoes, and over 70 different varieties are represented at the Portland (Oregon) Farmers' Market annual tomato fest. These farm fresh tomatoes have character, beauty, and yes, even charm. Oh, and did we mention taste?

For more on tomatoes, see the links below:
8 easy international recipes using fresh tomatoes
Saving tomato seeds
Building tomato cages

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