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Vineyard Photos - July 2008

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    We had a break in the weather early this week, with morning fog and daytime highs in the mid-70s. The vineyard is poised for veraison, and I spent a few hours prowling around taking pictures mostly in our Grenache, Mourvedre and Vermentino blocks.

Vineyard Photos - October 2007

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    This is a selection of photos from around the property, taken Wednesday, October 17th, 2007. The day felt like fall, cool, sunny and breezy, and I wanted to capture the end-of-harvest feel and the blustery beginning signs of dormancy.

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Drying Out

We're drying out here at the vineyard after receiving about 8 inches of rain over three days, culminating with nearly 5 inches on Monday, January 2nd.  Gusts of wind topped 40 miles per hour.  It looks like there was remarkably little damage from such a strong storm; we're seeing only a little erosion on our roads. 

Winter storms like these are normal parts of the Paso Robles climate. Although the vineyard averages about 30 inches of rain a year, it is normal to see the bulk of that in just a handful of storms.

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