Strange pair...
Apr 10, 2015 21:48:42 #
No.1, some of my favourite things... :lol:
N0.2, a small glass bauble on the bottom of a wind chime...1:1 macro for this one...
Nikkor 18-105mm No.1
Nikkor 40mm Micro No.2
N0.2, a small glass bauble on the bottom of a wind chime...1:1 macro for this one...
Nikkor 18-105mm No.1
Nikkor 40mm Micro No.2
Apr 11, 2015 00:53:15 #
Apr 11, 2015 01:36:25 #
DOOK wrote:
:thumbup: :thumbup:
Thanks for the thumbs Earl... :-D
Apr 11, 2015 09:21:50 #
SX2002 wrote:
No.1, some of my favourite things... :lol:
N0.2, a small glass bauble on the bottom of a wind chime...1:1 macro for this one...
Nikkor 18-105mm No.1
Nikkor 40mm Micro No.2
N0.2, a small glass bauble on the bottom of a wind chime...1:1 macro for this one...
Nikkor 18-105mm No.1
Nikkor 40mm Micro No.2
I Love the composition of the first one Ron - composed of crushed grapes isn't it? LoL. And the SA varieties are my very favourites. The second one is a classic - I love it.
Apr 11, 2015 11:42:49 #
Apr 11, 2015 16:29:00 #
infocus wrote:
I Love the composition of the first one Ron - composed of crushed grapes isn't it? LoL. And the SA varieties are my very favourites. The second one is a classic - I love it.
Thanks John, yes, I believe there are a few grapes within...sadly the Barossa isn't visited as much as it used to be. There are so many outlets selling wines at reasonably prices in Adelaide these days, there is no need to.
Apr 11, 2015 16:29:24 #
Apr 11, 2015 18:23:58 #
Hooley Dooley? :-D Super shots, Ron, and especially the bauble. I love it!
SX2002 wrote:
No.1, some of my favourite things... :lol:
N0.2, a small glass bauble on the bottom of a wind chime...1:1 macro for this one...
Nikkor 18-105mm No.1
Nikkor 40mm Micro No.2
N0.2, a small glass bauble on the bottom of a wind chime...1:1 macro for this one...
Nikkor 18-105mm No.1
Nikkor 40mm Micro No.2
Apr 11, 2015 18:36:35 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
Hooley Dooley? :-D Super shots, Ron, and especially the bauble. I love it!
There are hundreds of wineries around Adelaide and they have become quite trendy...they come up with some very unusual names... :lol:
Here are just a few...
http://www.visitvineyards.com/victoria/mornington-peninsula/wine/vineyards-wineries/wine-food-travel-articles/top-10-wacky-wine-names
These are in the Barossa Valley...more lists for other regions in South Australia at the bottom
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wineries_in_the_Barossa_Valley
Apr 11, 2015 19:25:34 #
Wow! Impressive list, Ron, and the first ones are a hoot. LOL
Have you ever heard of scuppernongs and muscadines? Those are the types of grapes native to the deep south. Sounds dinky compared to those of AU, but there's no comparison to the taste. It's like nectar.
http://perdidovineyards.net/
Have you ever heard of scuppernongs and muscadines? Those are the types of grapes native to the deep south. Sounds dinky compared to those of AU, but there's no comparison to the taste. It's like nectar.
http://perdidovineyards.net/
SX2002 wrote:
There are hundreds of wineries around Adelaide and they have become quite trendy...they come up with some very unusual names... :lol:
Here are just a few...
http://www.visitvineyards.com/victoria/mornington-peninsula/wine/vineyards-wineries/wine-food-travel-articles/top-10-wacky-wine-names
These are in the Barossa Valley...more lists for other regions in South Australia at the bottom
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wineries_in_the_Barossa_Valley
Here are just a few...
http://www.visitvineyards.com/victoria/mornington-peninsula/wine/vineyards-wineries/wine-food-travel-articles/top-10-wacky-wine-names
These are in the Barossa Valley...more lists for other regions in South Australia at the bottom
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wineries_in_the_Barossa_Valley
Apr 11, 2015 20:07:20 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
Wow! Impressive list, Ron, and the first ones are a hoot. LOL
Have you ever heard of scuppernongs and muscadines? Those are the types of grapes native to the deep south. Sounds dinky compared to those of AU, but there's no comparison to the taste. It's like nectar.
http://perdidovineyards.net/
Have you ever heard of scuppernongs and muscadines? Those are the types of grapes native to the deep south. Sounds dinky compared to those of AU, but there's no comparison to the taste. It's like nectar.
http://perdidovineyards.net/
No, never heard of those varieties Donna...do they make up into a sweet wine or a dry..I only like dry wines myself...my weakness is a Sparkling Shiraz or a Sparkling Burgundy...drool, drool... :lol:
This is my favourite...
Apr 11, 2015 20:36:51 #
My Club's hillclimb track is in the beautiful Barossa Valley Donna... :-D
Apr 11, 2015 23:29:30 #
Not sure, Ron. I thought they made only sweet wine, but I don't know.
SX2002 wrote:
No, never heard of those varieties Donna...do they make up into a sweet wine or a dry..I only like dry wines myself...my weakness is a Sparkling Shiraz or a Sparkling Burgundy...drool, drool... :lol:
This is my favourite...
This is my favourite...
Apr 11, 2015 23:31:30 #
Beautiful it is!
SX2002 wrote:
My Club's hillclimb track is in the beautiful Barossa Valley Donna... :-D
Apr 12, 2015 01:06:18 #
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