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As Simlins matured, they had another unique use Frank Dickerson writes: Mature Simlins became small gourds. My mother would use them to help in the darning of socks. And that's the trooth! Bet you could never find anyone who darns socks today. --Frank DickersonComments re photo 74166 Downtown garden with tomatoes and simlins thriving Frank, thank you for sharing that -- I do remember my grandma darning socks exactly that way! Good memories! - LW This story was posted on 2017-08-09 20:27:41
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