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Driving down valley today, we noticed the first of the mustard has just started to bloom.
The mustard season is one of the most striking, as the vineyards are blanketed in billowing blooms of tiny yellow flowers.
It seems to me that this year the mustard is early. I’m not sure if that’s because we haven’t had that much rain yet, it hasn’t been that cold yet, or that I am just not remembering right.
Anyway, this was taken in the vineyard across from Crane Park. You can see more of this same vineyard during the past year here and here and here.
Taken at the vineyard across from Crane Park–which, earlier in the season, was also featured here:
I love, love, love farmers’ markets (click back there on that to find one near you).
The easygoing summer mornings, the happy, eco-conscious folks, and of course, the bounty of produce and handmade goods…
Part of the community since 1986, the Saint Helena Farmers’ Market is a fine example.
Just as one would expect, naturally.
Who: All ages
What: Stand after stand of jaw-droppingly, lusciously gorgeous local fruits & veggies, as well as neat items for kitchen, home & family (psst…last time I went with the kiddo, there was a tutu stand….yep, we got a tutu, see below)
Where: Crane Park, Saint Helena
When: Fridays 7:30am-noon, May-October
Why: To soak in the ambience, to munch on kettle corn, to support local agriculture & the community and to fill your pantry
Check out how much the vines at the Beckstoffer Dr. Crane Vineyard in Saint Helena have grown since the last update.
Taken June 21st:
We love to go to Crane Park on weekends.
Beyond the tennis courts, bocce courts and baseball fields is the playground. Towering old oaks shade the two main areas, each geared toward different age groups.
You’ll find baby swings, big-kid swings, slides galore, climbing structures and many other options.
Who: All ages can find something to do
What: Extensive, beautiful outdoor play area
Where: Crane Park, off Crane Avenue just south of Grayson Avenue in Saint Helena
When: Any old lovely Napa Valley day
Why: To play–also plenty of space to picnic
Summer 2006
Joy
Samantha & her good friend Tristan at the park this past weekend:
Taken at the Beckstoffer Dr. Crane Vineyard in Saint Helena:
Bocce season has started up again; last Thursday was the first week.
But with starting the new job, I decided that I just couldn’t commit this season. My focus right now is work and family.
Tom is playing though, so we all still go. It’s so nice to hang out at the park and spend time with that group of friends.
And of course, eat and drink wine.
