Re your question on Stone Creek: Yes, last year. I take so many photos that sometimes I can't use them until months after I take 'em and if they're good, why not? Right? Oui? :-)
Thank you for visiting and leaving a thought! Sorry about the moderation, a bit tired of spam at the moment!
Merci de votre visite très appréciée et de laisser une pensée ! Désolée de devoir modérer vos commentaires, VDP en a un peu marre des spammeurs en ce moment !
Würde bestimmt ein Stammkunde dort werden :)
ReplyDeleteEinen guten Donnerstag dir.
Such a tempting display - perfect for getting into that autumn 'spirit'!
ReplyDeleteAfter a pretty crummy, tiring day today, everything in your photo looks divine!! Now if I could only reach some of them!!!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful display.
ReplyDeleteNothing like a little cider on a cold evening to take the chill off.
ReplyDeleteMmmmm! Ca me faira du bien un bol de cidre et une gallette ! :)
ReplyDeleteThere is no place better to drink than France. It's one of the qualities that keeps calling us back.
ReplyDeleteA celebration of autumn.
ReplyDeleteUne belle invitation à partager une bouteille de cidre!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to celebrate on a crisp Autumn evening.
ReplyDeleteThis is an attractive display. Yes, pour me a glass, please.
ReplyDeleteje n'aime pas le vin, mais j'aime bien le cidre et la deco!
ReplyDeleteThis would be perfect with the antipasti from a few posts back Ciel, nice!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely composition with nice warm colors...it certainly exudes autumn...
ReplyDeleteI'm assuming "Autumn cider" is the hard stuff...
Re your question on Stone Creek: Yes, last year. I take so many photos that sometimes I can't use them until months after I take 'em and if they're good, why not? Right? Oui? :-)
ReplyDeleteI love apples, but grapes, when processed by skilled Frenchmen, are *way* better ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the display, tried once some cider, but it wasn't for me!
ReplyDeleteThis is quite a tempting display, Ciel.
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