What happens when hail hits a garden?

The hail storm wreaked havoc on my garden/veggie eating this summer.  It seems amazing looking at these pictures that I actually harvested anything this year.

Hail storm end of June:

 3 Weeks Later:

 End of August:

 No matter how good it looks it still took a while to get anything to ripen.  Notice there are no red tomatoes in the above picture.  I got my first one August 22.  It was tiny and I had to split it three ways!  I'm glad I have a veggie loving son but I sure wasn't that day!

The crop was slow to come in but I was still able to have some of my favorite delicacies.

Roasted peppers w/ cream cheese and bacon:

 Roasted carrots:

 Beets and swiss chard with feta and balsamic vinegar:

I told the kids that these carrots were married:

 The replanted cucumbers spread like crazy and were dangling all over my trellis and arborvitaes.

 Finally, some variety (cucumber, carrots, purple potatoes, and garlic):

 After my first tomato (remember how small he was) I didn't get anymore until the end of September.  I finally had two good size ones so I had my first BLT September 26th.  It was good but the tomatoes aren't as flavorful and some are a bit mushy (due to some cold weather).

 My last bountiful fall harvest:

 My lone cantaloupe (pretty flavorful):

 My lone watermelon still needed some more time to ripen and grow (he was only about the size of a softball.)

I still have 20-25 largish tomatoes out there that I hope ripen before they freeze!