After the doom and gloom of the other day’s HIT post, a little color might be a welcomed addition. These images are also on our Facebook Page, in 2011 October Colors in a Western Vineyard and Place album, but I don’t trust the links FB provides, so they’re here, too — enjoy —
A Little Bit of Upstate NY for More Harvest Cheer
Tempranillo Showing Its Autumn Color
North Side Grey Rabbitbrush*
Acres and Acres of Vines Under Net
Blueberry Dan's Bounty, Grown on Our Hill's North Side
Light Makes it Through An Uneasy Harvest Evening Sky
Cabernet Sauvignon Kept Safe from Pesky Birds
*Many thanks to Andy Plymale, for pointing out my error — I thought the yellow-flowered plant was some type of sagebrush, but Andy told me it’s Grey Rabbitbrush, a very good native plant to have on the land, I found out. Thanks again, Andy!
