The Cellar - Original Writing

Wine Cellar - Original Writing On a boring afternoon in the afternoon of December, I decided to pack some Christmas gifts. In addition to wrapping paper, I immediately came to the conclusion that it was necessary to put it in the basement when I recently moved. I would like to go to a wine cellar after I have wrapped paper. What will happen next, I will never forget it. I arrived at the bottom of the stairs and tried to get used to the darkness that covered the room.

Today, I took a new puppy with my owner and learned a new variety Andolucia Wine Cellar Dogs. Obviously they were originally used to kill rats in the basement. These dogs are named after the surrounding area Alpujarra. Their bitch recently has ten Cubs' nests, and still three people remain - their dark brown heads and slightly white bodies are very cute! As I saw when visiting Trevelez, the tallest village in Spain yesterday and today, the village house above Alpujarra was made of two story stone. High, low flat roof for animals and slate over traditional thin chimney. Imitation of the house of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco. The street of the village is sloping thinly, there is a small terrace on the pebble, there are colorful flowers and potted plants.

The work of the villagers is enough to serve themselves and their families. Tanti Lenuta winter cellar early winter check tells you what you need to know about self-sufficient food production and cleanliness. The wine cellar is black, the bricks are clean, dry and hard. This is actually different from the wife's house. The entrance to this wonderful and nutritious thing is from the outside and is some useful, wide and very good scanning stone steps. On the left side there are three very large oak barrels on each side. As a young Western lawyer, Jonathan Harker, told the Commerce Department many years ago, these are full of local wines still being produced, "strange tongue stings". Strangely, the plug hole of Tanti Lenuta barrel was loosely blocked by obesity garlic bulbs.