Those cukes in your pics are definitely due to be picked, a bit past in fact. You have to keep cuke plants well picked or production and growth of the other fruit slows and can even stop.

As for the tomato plants, if you go over to the Tomato forum here you'll see all sorts of "why aren't my tomatoes getting ripe" posts. The advice is always the same - patience. They do things in their own good time.

Dave

Your tomato plants look healthy. I think the tomatoes will eventually ripen. When did you plant them and when did they set fruit?

I planted them in june from a starters the stalk is turning brown and some of the leaves are yellowing. I think I need miracle grow tomato food instead of this other stuff. they set fruit some weeks ago they are just getting bigger because it has been deadly hot here then it became all rain for about a week.

the cucs are about 6 inches and not that thick I thought they would be thicker not as thick as the bland things from the grocery store but just a little thicker.

There are lots of different types of cucumbers, some are long and skinny, some short and fat. Try not to compare them to what you see at the grocery store.

All cucumbers get seedier as they get larger, pick small and pick often for tasty cukes that you dont need to peel or seed. THose are way past my picking size.