What, you may wonder, do some of these photos have to do with wine? Follow along and I will tell you.
looking away--the view from the back of the building
along the back fence
The back of the building. This is Richwood Plantation Historic Bed and Breakfast in Milton, Kentucky. A gorgeous property, it consists of a main house, a carriage house, 2 cottages, and extensive grounds.
Again you wonder, what does all this have to do with wine?
Last January, my husband and I were invited to participate in a Winter Wine Weekend, a weekend filled with....yep, lots of wine drinking. There were 26 of us. There were informal times and formal presentations like the one mentioned above.
The very talented Rose made labels for wine bottles in which roses were placed. We each got to take one home.
Oh yes! There was a murder mystery (written by the aforementioned very talented Rose). This played throughout the weekend--from Friday evening when the characters were introduced to Saturday night when we cast our votes for who we thought the murderer was. I played Leegal Eagal, a very bright lawyer. I was suspicious, but not too much, and in fact I didn't do it!! It was very hilarious and much fun!
This has nothing to do with the weekend, but I had to throw it in. My daughter and her boyfriend made this cork board. (Actually, I helped, too.) My daughter is a wine rep for a distributor and gets a plethora of corks. I like the way they are displayed here as you can see a variety of textures, colors, and text.
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Richwood Plantation
I'm linking up with my favorite teacher, Ms Jenny Matlock! See others' completed homework assignments HERE. Come join in! This week our letter is the wonderful, yet sometimes wacky "W."
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fab photos!
ReplyDeletei don't know much about wine - other than i like drinking it :) but i've always thought that a tasting would be fun - especially with a murder mystery thrown in!!
Sounds like fun! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your cork board.. it looks super cool..
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful retreat...and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat job for wine! It sounds like a great experience.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a wonderful weekend!!! I hope you guys had a blast:)
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your post♫♪ My husband glued corks into a large framed tray and we have a very nice hot plate now.
ReplyDeleteHow fabulous and fun! your photos are excellent, too! Cheers!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what fun! I'd love to go to a wine weekend. :D
ReplyDeleteAhhh, a woman after my own heart!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to spend a weekend...
A great subject for the letter W! Looks like a very fun weekend.
ReplyDeletethat mystery play sounds like loads of fun! And wine tasting all weekend! Beautiful property! {:-D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, a wonderful place, I love wine. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteWow, that corkboard is too cool! And your weekend sounds fabulous. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely post - I would love to spend a weekend with a murder mystery theme - sounds so Hitchcock! Lots of fun and wine in the mix ;)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed visiting and am now your newest follower!
Kathy
One of my most favorite posts yet :)
ReplyDeleteWine goes good with everything...so any photo can relate to wine in my opinion :) :) :)
I have never been on a wine-tasting tour but I do think it would be fun!
ReplyDeleteSounds like my kind of weekend! Thanks so much for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteAs a wine lover, I enjoyed and appreciated this post. That building is beautiful! I would love to stay in such a pretty place.
ReplyDeleteMy friend,
ReplyDeleteA good wine and good company is simply beautiful. Good post!!
That must have been a funny experience ! the house is beautiful ! could live in that with cleaning staff, lol !
ReplyDeleteI just love that first picture! and the one of the corks.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like such a Wonderful vacation...
ReplyDeleteMr Jenny Would love it!
I bet playing that game Was a Wild time...
Thanks for linking to the letter W.
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