Let’s get working on the bottles. One Word Sunday: Empty
Let’s get working on the bottles. One Word Sunday: Empty
Legend has it that the devil himself twisted the spire of St Clemens in Mayen. I’m not sure if that’s true but it’s a much more compelling story than that it was simply caused by a mistake of the carpenters.
Since the devil’s ire came from being fooled into helping to build the church – he’d been told that the people of Mayen were building an inn with a ballroom rather than a church – here are a few twisted vines.
Our running group went into the vineyards of the Rheingau on the weekend.
It was like being in a sea of vines.
It was like being in a maze.
The important thing though: the grapes are well on the way.








Weinmond is an old German name for October. Not difficult to spot why.
Linked to A Photo a Week: October.

It may be the first Sunday of Advent but I am not quite ready to let go of autumn. Lines. Rows and rows of growing wine – Riesling, Grauburgunder, Gewürztraminer, Merlot, Shiraz … I love them all. PS: Today’s Oxford Dicitionary’s Word of the Day is bibulous, aka: excessively fond of alcoholic beverages 😉
For One Word Sunday: lines. More lineage can be found here.
The fourth week of Tourmaline’s colour challenge.

Other people’s colour photographs are linked here.
