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Winemaker's Cottage
This is a photograph of the cottage where the winemaker for J. Bouchon winery lives in Chile's Maule Valley. I never really imagine myself as a winemaker or winegrower (I'd much rather just drink the stuff, and I tend to kill plants) but if I were so inclined, I'd definitely want to live in the middle of my vineyards. It seems to me that if you are going to tie your livelihood to plants, and if you aspire to grow them to the peak of perfection, you should live with them for as much of your day as possible. Of course, it would help if your vineyards were in as beautiful a landscape as these. -- Alder Yarrow
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- Posted by: Alder on August 27, 2010 11:25 AM
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Comments (2)
Hamish Wakes-Miller
wrote:Great picture Alder. I love the reddy brown colours in the vines and the blue swirling sky. Here in the Languedoc we have similar striking images.
tom barras
wrote:Evocative photo! Now I must check out the rest of your Images. Thanks for sharing.
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