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Thoughts of a Garden by the Sea
What a wild swirl it was. The bitter hairy tomato vines spun rustling with sour grasses and raging drops of bitter bergamot danced with glowing trails of cool limes in a green cloud. One could hear Munro blissfully humming - to the hedge trimmer, the buzzing whirr - and into his wooden toy mill he poured a bucket of salty water and sang: I bring the garden to the sea!
Soon there was only damp moss left on the mill, the summers are too short for longer games and the garden fell silent again.
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In "Bergamo Cologne," the tomatoes have long been harvested. The clusters and herb-green stems of the 'vines' are so authentic, one feels like rubbing them between their hands, along with damp, sour grasses and freshly grated bergamot and lime peels. And one had just been swimming in the sea, as there is still this warm salt crust on the skin. After about two hours, the tomato vines retreat with the Hesperides to a woody earthy oak moss, where they shimmer like damp pearls for a while longer. After another three hours, only a delicate trace remains on the skin.
(With thanks to Skylla)
Soon there was only damp moss left on the mill, the summers are too short for longer games and the garden fell silent again.
**
In "Bergamo Cologne," the tomatoes have long been harvested. The clusters and herb-green stems of the 'vines' are so authentic, one feels like rubbing them between their hands, along with damp, sour grasses and freshly grated bergamot and lime peels. And one had just been swimming in the sea, as there is still this warm salt crust on the skin. After about two hours, the tomato vines retreat with the Hesperides to a woody earthy oak moss, where they shimmer like damp pearls for a while longer. After another three hours, only a delicate trace remains on the skin.
(With thanks to Skylla)
Updated on 09/11/2021
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