David Lyman LEED AP

These pictures were taken at Chateau St. Michelle winery, on the Sammamish River in Washington State.

Through the growing seasons these grapevines are suspended along horizontal wires strung between posts.

Some will be cut and harvested seasonally, leaving vines to hang as they are. Tendrils quickly sprout to reach across space, searching for new support.

It's as though they sense that another vine or wire is near enough to grasp.

You'll also see some here that may have given up - they abandoned hope and were left to curl in upon themselves.

I can't help but anthropomorphise nearly everything I see.