And indeed it was a lovely, sunny Sunday in Vinoland (until around 6.30 pm when the annular solar eclipse made the light quality very weird).
I spent the majority of the weekend stuffing shoots and suckering the trunks of the Cabernet sauvignon vines. It's a bit of a boring vineyard operation, but the Vinodogs generally keep me company and amused. After breakfast I took a walk through the Pinot grigio block and noticed that bloom has begun. So, I went and checked the Orange muscat vines, but nothing is happening with them yet. Not wanting to bore anyone with yet another photograph of a grape flower, I decided instead to use an image of a Yellow Mariposa Lily (Calochortus luteus) that I spotted, blooming above the vines, as I ambled about Vinoland. I also found a couple of other wildflowers that I am fond of - fodder for future posts methinks.
2 comments:
A truly wonderful flower pic, Vinogirl.
They are even promising some warmth here in England this week.
Thanks Villager. Enjoy that sunshine while it lasts - I didn't see much of it on my recent trip home.
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