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Cool, foggy days are the norm during summers on the far north coast of California. Sometimes it's so foggy and the air is so wet, the forecasters call it drizzle. Locals call it spitting.
I wish I could send some of our weather to my friends, family, and
blogging friends who are dealing with record heat and drought this summer. And maybe get just a bit of sun in return. The zucchini would like that.
The best I can do is invite you to visit coastal Humboldt County to experience for yourselves what life is like in
California's refrigerator; where the majestic redwoods meet the Pacific Ocean and outdoor fun includes
camping, biking, hiking, fishing, surfing, boogie boarding, skateboarding, and beach walking. All in coastal-cool summer temps. Can you say "today's high, 62-degrees" in mid-July? In the northern hemisphere?
And if you bring a bit of sun with you, you just might get zucchini for dinner,
chez nous.
A sunny and warm late spring had the zucchini growing like zucchini should: from itty bitty fruits to kitchen-size overnight. Now that
summer has settled in it's growing at a more sedate pace. This is definitely not the Sacramento Valley!
