A grapevine as art. The sign is enlarged below. |
The tasting room was empty! |
No one stood on the porches or lounged at the tables, sipping wine. |
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This looks like it will be really pretty in spring.
ReplyDeleteIt has been lovely in the past. It looks like they've taken out some of the old landscaping, so it will be fun to see what new things they plant when the weather warms up a little more.
DeleteI think it still looks like beautiful place
ReplyDeleteI agree. Rain doesn't bother me much, which is a good thing since I live in the Pacific Northwest!
DeleteSometimes it's nice to have a place to yourselves. Beautiful spot.
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I love wineries...and wine! I envy you the proximity to this one. A few years ago, I spent a week in Napa Valley here, and it was in the summer. It was a wonderful vacation. It was several hours away, however, so I haven't been back since.
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There are lots of wineries in Woodinville, and it's only 30-45 minutes from our house (depending on traffic on I-5).
DeleteLooks lovely :) my family and I went to a winery recently on a lovely sunny day, and it was so hot and still. I'm not the biggest fan of heat so I didn't really enjoy it, but mum certainly did!
ReplyDeleteAfter spending most of my life in Texas and Florida, I'm enjoying the cooler climate here in Washington State. It would be hard for me to return to a hot-weather locale.
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