the chalonnaise shuffle…25.2.2015billnBouzern, Rully and plenty of trees with haircuts today.Share this:Share on X (Opens in new window)XShare on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)LinkedInShare on Facebook (Opens in new window)FacebookShare on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)WhatsAppShare on Reddit (Opens in new window)RedditLike this:LikeLoading…RelatedAgree? Disagree? Anything you'd like to add?Cancel replyThere are 4 responses to “the chalonnaise shuffle…”Jerome Hasenpflug25th February 2015 at 10:21 pmPermalinkReplyHope you get to see Richard Martin at Domaine de Croix Senaillet in Dave. Great wines!Loading...Jerome Hasenpflug26th February 2015 at 4:02 amPermalinkReplyMake that Davaye not Dave!Loading...Sycamore26th February 2015 at 6:14 amPermalinkReplyPainful to see a (potentially) grand plane tree (Platanus) pollarded in such a way…..Loading...billn26th February 2015 at 7:52 amPermalinkReplyTo be honest Todd, I love the pollarded French boulevards – indeed, not just French – there’s a 300 year-old plane tree in my swiss village too – pollarded of-course!Loading...Xavier Cabanne26th February 2015 at 5:50 pmPermalinkReplyWhat a haircut the plane trees received in my village!Loading...
Jerome Hasenpflug25th February 2015 at 10:21 pmPermalinkReplyHope you get to see Richard Martin at Domaine de Croix Senaillet in Dave. Great wines!Loading...
Sycamore26th February 2015 at 6:14 amPermalinkReplyPainful to see a (potentially) grand plane tree (Platanus) pollarded in such a way…..Loading...
billn26th February 2015 at 7:52 amPermalinkReplyTo be honest Todd, I love the pollarded French boulevards – indeed, not just French – there’s a 300 year-old plane tree in my swiss village too – pollarded of-course!Loading...
Xavier Cabanne26th February 2015 at 5:50 pmPermalinkReplyWhat a haircut the plane trees received in my village!Loading...
There are 4 responses to “the chalonnaise shuffle…”
Hope you get to see Richard Martin at Domaine de Croix Senaillet in Dave. Great wines!
Make that Davaye not Dave!
Painful to see a (potentially) grand plane tree (Platanus) pollarded in such a way…..
To be honest Todd, I love the pollarded French boulevards – indeed, not just French – there’s a 300 year-old plane tree in my swiss village too – pollarded of-course!
What a haircut the plane trees received in my village!