We stopped at 4 different wineries in the southern Indiana area.
We liked the name of this Winery :-)
Do they look "grateful"?
I think they look hungry, mostly :-)
They loved hamming it up for the camera and getting petted, but we had no food to offer them.
Ahhhhhh.......
We passed two barns with quilt squares. I don't think I have seen them before, but it gets hard to remember what I have seen where in the past.
Scout Mountain Winery had a nice fountain in the garden.
Some of the vines at Monkey Hollow Winery.
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9 comments:
Great pictures of the wineries, Mary... Guess the goats are 'grateful' to live there. Bet they are well-taken-care-of.
Happy 4th of July to you and yours. Great post.
Hugs,
Betsy
some great pictures. those goats look really fattened up to me, :) they even seem to be posing for you at times. why are two of these wineries named after animals? i loved that fountain at Scout Mountain. it's creative & beautiful. so glad you had a nice time. have a great night...
Happy 4th to you & yours~
FUN!! We love visiting wineries!
That's a neat fountain for a winery!! I can relate to the 'can't remember thing'! Like like to see the quilt barns! I imagine the goats are grateful for their TLC!
I didn't realize southern Indiana had so many wineries. I like the names.
I don't know what it is about the grape motif, about wineries, that I just LOVE! That sign is so amazing and all the goats look so cute, too. Then that fountain at the other winery was wonderful as well. Loved the rows of grape vines. I bet you had a great time.
Love that goat label!
I love Monkey Hollow for a name...love those quilt squares.
What a cool winery. Love that name too, but then I'm an old goat lady anyway.
The grapes around the Lake Erie southern shores are struggling. Too much early warm weather, then freezing temps, and now dry.
I heard on the TV this morning, anything made with corn will take a price hike. That includes an awful lot of food stuffs plus animal feed.
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