Doc the boss and an Indian does France part two

The Mosel vineyards are impressively steep. Sometime, you might think about taking a jaunt through the champagne region. You can smell the money in some of the villages, which make the Cotswolds look poor. Similarly, there are some nice routes through the grape growing region of the Vosges and the Rhine. Indeed, each of France’s major wine growing regions are different geographically and culturally. All good to visit and ride about in.

I have been in the champagne region when they harvest the grapes. The roads can become slippery with juice, whilst the smell in the air makes you feel half pissed.
 
The Mosel vineyards are impressively steep. Sometime, you might think about taking a jaunt through the champagne region. You can smell the money in some of the villages, which make the Cotswolds look poor. Similarly, there are some nice routes through the grape growing region of the Vosges and the Rhine. Indeed, each of France’s major wine growing regions are different geographically and culturally. All good to visit and ride about in.

I have been in the champagne region when they harvest the grapes. The roads can become slippery with juice, whilst the smell in the air makes you feel half pissed.
Four weeks or so before they harvest. A bloke was doing some pruning and asked. Although we have been when they have just started.
 
Welcome back drink with Ralf 20240905_140043.jpg& Welcome back room drink.
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And my German continues to improve.
To our lass.
Get on zee bike.:cool:
 
“Ay up, when does thee start wi’ the cutting and harvesting like, around these parts? I’ll wager it’s a right reet sight ‘n no mistake”
Wapping Yorkshire heritage starting to show through I see
 
Wapping Yorkshire heritage starting to show through I see
I think Wapping must've watched too many Emmerdale Farm programmes before it went dark?
I seh old boy, does everyone talk like Terry Thomas down south? Rather😉
 
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The Mosel vineyards are impressively steep. Sometime, you might think about taking a jaunt through the champagne region. You can smell the money in some of the villages, which make the Cotswolds look poor. Similarly, there are some nice routes through the grape growing region of the Vosges and the Rhine. Indeed, each of France’s major wine growing regions are different geographically and culturally. All good to visit and ride about in.

I have been in the champagne region when they harvest the grapes. The roads can become slippery with juice, whilst the smell in the air makes you feel half pissed.

On our way to Reims through Champagne region in 2018.

Wife was in her element.

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Following by some casual thieving 🤣

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