Yesterday some friends and I went to Mount Baker Vineyards and walked among the grapes before we went to the tasting room for some wine tasting. Mount Baker Vineyard is one of the few west-coast vineyards-- Washington state produces a lot of wine grapes, but almost all of them are east of the mountains. These boxes transport the grapes from the vineyards to the winery.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Grape Boxes
Yesterday some friends and I went to Mount Baker Vineyards and walked among the grapes before we went to the tasting room for some wine tasting. Mount Baker Vineyard is one of the few west-coast vineyards-- Washington state produces a lot of wine grapes, but almost all of them are east of the mountains. These boxes transport the grapes from the vineyards to the winery.
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I love old grape crates! They have so many great uses inside the home.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting photo. I wonder what it would have looked like if you had waited until AFTER the tasting to take it. :-)
ReplyDeleteReally like the textures and angles in this shot.
ReplyDeleteMakes me think about the lug boxes used for picking peaches in the orchards around my grandmother's house in central California. I loved to walk through the orchards and pick a peach to eat. They were cling peaches for canning, but I loved the taste and firm flesh. - Margy
ReplyDeleteSuch a humble box for such a fine goal.
ReplyDeletei would love to have one of these boxes...
ReplyDeletethey are fantastic.