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A spring walk around Monthelie and Mersault on the Cote d’Or
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- A very persistent spider (not an aberration – I saw several of these.)
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- Wildflowers: anyone know what they are?
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- The promise of spring is not yet visible
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- Collecting the cuttings (a traditional form – I saw quite a few of these).
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- Our lady of the vines
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- You’d have to try very, very hard to get lost.
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- Not a toy tractor, but it looks like one. Normal height, but very narrow to fit between the vines.
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- A classic vineyard view.
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- Ancient patterns on a landscape
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- Definitely cherry blossom time.
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- Anda little history…
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- Monthelie from the valley.
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- The church roof of Monthelie.
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From the editor, Natalie Bennett: I bought a small holiday house in Burgundy in 2008, and I'm sharing here my discoveries about this fascinating, historic and ecologically rich region. Elsewhere you'll also find me at
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