Maximum temperature 8C, minimum -1C. 22 km/h N wind. Dry. Frost.
Wine Barrels.
Gamay.
The technical bit!
White wine.
Bergenia Cordifolia,
Broad Beans.
Cotoneaster against a blue sky.
Echeveria
The yellow of the ginkgo biloba.
Face on! Great tit. The light was not very good but....
No not a snowman, just a tree protected against the frost :-) I hope!
Did have a giggle re your snowman. What tree are you protecting?
ReplyDeleteThat is a bay tree which should not really need protecting but 3 years ago when the barn reached -18C it took offence to the weather and I nearly lost it. It was though quite young then. I also have two rosemary bushes covered which I nearly lost the same year!! Diane
DeleteAs always, Diane, I LOVE your garden photos! What an interesting trip to the wine cellar!
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs!
Thanks Doniene, the wine tasting and cellar were very interesting, much more so being a private owned place. Take care Diane
DeleteJust had a lovely catch up of the many lovely photos posted since I last called by.
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda, I hope you are well and all is right i your world once more. Diane
DeleteAprès la pluie, le beau temps! Le gingko biloba est superbe!
ReplyDeleteLucie le ginkgo biloba est belle. Diane
DeleteHi Diane . How privileged to be invited to a privately owned wine cellar. Very interesting. Looks like they produce a fair amount of wine . Garden looking greati as usual. Take care Anne xox
DeleteAnne it was very interesting but not to buy shares which is was the main idea,........... they were not cheap and Nigel much prefers red wine anyway. Their main wine was a colombard (we prefer S.A colombard to French) or else they had a sweet wine which neither of us likes. Very educational none the less. Diane xox
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