In 600 A.D., the Romans planted the first grape vines in the Rhineland-Pfalz. And tucked away in today's vineyards, just a few hundred meters from my house, stands the remnants of an ancient Roman keller. I thought I'd offer a glimpse of what the fall looks like in my part of the world. Quite scenic, don't you think?
10.26.2008
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Scenic doesn't do it justice!! It's really beautiful.
oh my goodness. I'm coveting your location right now. I bet it smells so good too!
oh my! It's so beautiful! I miss the changing seasons. Thanks! We had interesting weather last Friday. Went from blowing rain to blowing sand for a short time in the afternoon. Some places reported a bit of hail.. which meant a lot of locals were dancing around saying it had snowed. It doesn't take much change to get us all riled up! I sure miss the leaves turning though.
evercurious -some nights you can actually smell the grapes in the air. It's wonderful!
j.e.a.l.o.u.s.
I'd send you a pic of what my fall looks like. But I'm sure you already know what dirt looks like.
I love the vineyards in fall!
I love that part of Germany but haven't seen it in fall, lovely pictures, thanks...ciao
Whoa! Those are just breathtaking photos lady! I'm so jealous right now. Thanks for sharing.
I love how grape vine leaves turn color with the other fall leaves. For some reason I didn't expect that the first time I saw it...
That's so beautiful- I envy your scenery.
oh my - the endless golden light! it's wonderful
I'm trying to inhale it through the computer screen. Too bad my scratch and sniff monitor is on the fritz.
Okay. That is Beeeeautiful.
xoxo,
TDR
I get to use a new German word I've learned today, especially fitting for this: Wunderschön!
Thanks for sharing this :-)
So breathtaking! I love the autumn colors and the structure..wow!
This looks so amazingly gorgeous. I wish I could live at a place like that one.
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