Today, just a few pictures from the Walla Walla Valley. Several areas are reporting bud break and more expect to see it soon, with the timing closer to average compared to the last two years. No reports of any winter damage this year, and all fingers are crossed for a more ‘normal’ growing season. Click on the pictures for larger images.
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Must be Spring when the Taco Trucks return to Walla Walla. Thanks for the pics!
Leonetti Mill Creek Upland, Les Collines, Leonetti Upland(?), site of Charles Smith's new vineyard, mucho yumminess
Where was a photo of your favorite Walla Walla wine store?