I put a Spier in my pocket2

"Spier, near Stellenbosch, is one of South Africa’s oldest wine farms with a recorded history dating back to 1692. While rooted in this heritage, we've got a vibrant and conscious energy, and are home to one of the largest collections of contemporary South African art.

Our wines are among the most awarded in the country. Visit us, and enjoy them paired with wholesome, tasty food made with ingredients grown either on our farm or by trusted, nearby farmers. If you feel like lingering, our Hotel and conferencing facilities offer inspiring Winelands getaways in the tranquillity of nature."


https://www.spier.co.za/about-us


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Nicely done.    

DAFlys Posted at 9-21 00:23
Nicely done.

Thank you Dave - am endevouring to improve all the while

Beautiful footage.    Great use of the P2.  

Nicely done.
Spier means 'muscle' in Dutch

Montfrooij Posted at 9-21 07:22
Nicely done.
Spier means 'muscle' in Dutch

Hence the dikke gorilla. Seker die mees gespierde op twee voete.
Glad you liked it

Droffarc Posted at 9-21 07:55
Hence the dikke gorilla. Seker die mees gespierde op twee voete.
Glad you liked it

Hahahahahaha.
Yeah, sounds like it!

What a great setting for those artworks.

Droffarc Posted at 9-21 02:42
Thank you Dave - am endevouring to improve all the while

Keep on practicing and you can only get better.

Blériot53 Posted at 9-21 22:13
What a great setting for those artworks.

Indeed and there is more, but that is for later....

DAFlys Posted at 9-21 23:24
Keep on practicing and you can only get better.

Isn't that what they tell doctors? Keep practicing and the patient will get better - the impatient wont.

Droffarc Posted at 9-22 02:24
Indeed and there is more, but that is for later....

OK, I'll be watching out

Droffarc Posted at 9-22 02:25
Isn't that what they tell doctors? Keep practicing and the patient will get better - the impatient wont.

Yep thats very true.