Luci Khulman is waiting for harvest at Rose Bay Vineyards.
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Ramblings of a retiree in France
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Cheers! That’s a wonderful waiting and, hopefully, end result. Lovely shot.
janet
Hopefully!!! π€π
Awesome! Cheers!
Thanks!
My husband intends to grow a small ploy of vines when he retires and make wine from them. I am not sure I will have the patience to wait the 7 years for the vines to reach the point where you can use the grapes …. π π·
Plant ’em now π. Or you just simply buy this place. It’s on the market for a few months to see if there are any takers … which I have mixed feelings about.
I am sure you do have mixed feelings. Life is never simple ….
Lovely … bet they are delicious too π
And now to keep the birds, raccoons, deer and skunks away …..
We planted grapes at our last home, we waited, waited for them to ripen perfectly and every year the very day before we planned to harvest someone, critter, stole our grapes.
Lovely photo btw.
I know that story only too well! π. First came the deer. Then the birds, Then raccoons. Now the vineyard resembles a fortress. π