Hi All -- As the chile season draws to a (sad) close, and in light of Uncle Steve's generous offer of seeds, I've been thinking....(possible "Scanner"-type brain explosion imminent).... My chile "fields" are pretty vanilla, but I would like to save some seeds on the off chance that I might have something to offer someone. I often read about seed trading and have just as often wished that I could do it, too. That said, would this be a good time for one of you pros to (re-)post some instructions for seed saving? By the way, my vanilla garden contains the following (if anyone is interested in these seeds): jalapeno, Tabasco, cayenne, cowhorn, red hot, Caribbean red (similar to habs), orange habanero, and Thai hot. Atlanta CH's -- as Fall approaches, my harvest diminishes, but the offer still stands if any of you need fresh chiles. I am in Tucker (near Spaghetti Junction -- woo hoo!). And, finally -- are there any Atlanta/Southeastern CH's without Thanksgiving plans? My wife and I will not be traveling home for Thanksgiving this year and have considered a Thanksgiving Hot Luck here at the homeplace, depending on interest. Just let me know. Matt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T. Matthew Evans Graduate Research Assistant Geosystems Group, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology URL: www.prism.gatech.edu/~gte964w ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~