Put those last-of-summer peaches to good use.
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One time my husband talked me into trying a fast. The hour in which we were allowed to break the 72-hour fast coincided with a slow hike we were taking up Mount Tamalpais, a mountain in Northern California that, as Jack Kerouac rhapsodized, was “as beautiful a mountain as you’ll see anywhere in the world.” Hubby thought we’d enjoy Mother Nature more if we were calorie-deprived...something about heightened senses.
Now I live in the Northeast, where soft, ripe, and juicy peaches are nearly impossible to find and super expensive when you do. They don’t even seem related to those prized versions from Georgia or the Golden State.
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