Thursday, January 26, 2012

Seppeltsfield Winery...

During our tour of the Barossa with Chrystel, we stopped at this charming and inviting winery.
Seppeltsfield was established in the 1851 and to this day makes award winning wines.










        The Daily Wyatt

18 comments:

Kat Sloma said...

Wow, that is an awesome window, all covered in vines. I love it! Thanks for sharing in Exploring with a Camera.

Susan said...

I love that last photo with the vines covering much of the window. They lend a sense of mystery as whomever is looking out must peek through the vines. Beautiful!

Deanna said...

Looks like such a lovely place to visit. Love those vines crawling up that window and the walls. You really had a lovely visit.

Carole M. said...

picturesque; enjoyed each photograph, lovely.

Leovi said...

Beautiful photos, nice place, nice color. Greetings.

Sivinden said...

Great pictures! - the ivy has such beautiful, green tones.

Karen @ Pieces of Contentment said...

Wonderful looking place. Love the historic buildings set in Australia with a garden established in both worlds. The buildings look to be very well kept.

Jennifer said...

Loving the landscapes! Beautiful pictures. Thanks for sharing. :-)

Kmcblackburn said...

I can't even begin to tell you how wonderful it is to sign online, visit your sight, and see such beautiful colors. something I'm severely lacking this time of year in the northern hemisphere. Gorgeous collection.

Kathy

Elsie said...

What a beauty, the window covered with the leafs.

Kim Stevens said...

Love that living wall, and don't ya wonder what that window looks like from the inside?

barbara l. hale said...

Beautiful place. Glad you stopped!

Tamar SB said...

What gorgeous greenery! Thanks for sharing!

Unknown said...

What a gorgeous location! I love ivy! So pretty!

geetlee said...

the last shot is just so lovely! :)

Karin M. said...

Very nice pictures, a pretty and old winery...
Greetings Karin

Tatjana Parkacheva said...

Beautiful photos.

Regards and best wishes

deb duty said...

Looks like a fun visit! I really love that last shot!