Greetings Bill,
love your photographs; so evocative of time and place. In this collage the first two named “Chevalier” look to be the northern boundary of the Marquis de Laguiche’s Montachet. Perhaps you were standing in Chevalier when snapped?
Cheers
Fred
Hi Fred,
Thanks! I was actually standing in the upper part of Chartron’s Clos de Chevaliers in the first two images, so that’s Batard below.
Best wishes
Bill
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Greetings Bill,
love your photographs; so evocative of time and place. In this collage the first two named “Chevalier” look to be the northern boundary of the Marquis de Laguiche’s Montachet. Perhaps you were standing in Chevalier when snapped?
Cheers
Fred
Hi Fred,
Thanks! I was actually standing in the upper part of Chartron’s Clos de Chevaliers in the first two images, so that’s Batard below.
Best wishes
Bill