Gonon vineyard work

Nice report. Thanks, Ben.

(For those who understand how to disassemble a web page: if you want to see the pictures larger, replace "-120" with "-480", like this.)
 
I'm not sure how to disassemble a web page but for the less technically adept I did manage to use your technique by right-clicking on any of the rather too small pictures, opening it in a new tab, and then replacing "-120" with "-480" in the web address.
 
originally posted by Ben Hunting:
I'm not sure how to disassemble a web page but for the less technically adept I did manage to use your technique by right-clicking on any of the rather too small pictures, opening it in a new tab, and then replacing "-120" with "-480" in the web address.
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That'll do.
 
originally posted by MarkS:
I'm no geologist, but how does a hill erode "because of the chemicals used" on it?
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Used of "herbicide". No grass, so the hill erode with wind and rain.
 
You want to see erosion because of chemical use? Go check out the convex, dome-shaped hillocks of Beaujolais. Denuded of cover, the friable topsoail just washes off. Overworking the soil (e.g. ploughing several times a year) also causes erosion. In some parts of old St-Joseph (e.g. near Trollat), terraces are still common.
 
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