Here is the world’s first sneeze movie. Hay fever is getting in a way of my agricultural endeavors.
And if you think dancing with 20 L of Prep 500 is easy, try it! We scared away some wild game (believed to be a pheasant), but mostly, scared some neighbors who think we are nuts.
Flowers everywhere, both in Ovada and at the winery. Almond trees blossomed first, so they are almost done. Magnolias are just starting! Wild colors!
Ahem, “here comes the rain again?” This starting to be very un-original.
This is where we had some fun along the way. Sorry about the exploitives. Gotta have them every so often.
Oh, dear. Imagine this: a mix of a nice wine bar, an NYC rush hour subway, MoMA worthy booth design, “country club”-like (all overdressed) winery owners, plus some obscene marketing budgets (up to $1/2 mil.) of the “big boys” booths, etc., etc., etc. Is this “wine business” the same thing as “wine”? I dunno, folks.
Rain takes a break for a few hours, so the filming crew goes 50 yards to a location shoot.
winery dirt is beautiful
The pole replacement project is under way. The old wooden poles are stacked in this post-modernistic “space travel” way.
Akela, the local wolf, feels the spring.
