The cellar entrance

to Muratie wine estate. This was the first house built on the estate in 1685, which was the home of the owner. It is now a wine tasting room full of old cobwebs and old artifacts. The bottom right is a door leading into the tasting room.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Interesting place in its faded look and full of memorabilia and life long cobwebs ! A great shot -- love the mirror giving you an insight into the room ( or is it just a painting ? ) fav

[Casablanca]

Love a bit of history like that

[moni kozi]

Nice paintings.

[M. Brutus]

most atmospheric. nice description

[Asli]

It looks peaceful…

[Chris]

Love the history. Just fascinating, great pic

[Susan Wakely]

It does have an old nostalgic look to it.

[Marij]

I like the admosphere

[Gosia]

Interesting

[Lou Ann]

It’s wonderful !

[katy]

It looks like a fascinating place to spend some time. I like the artistic processing

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wonderfully interesting looking.

[LManning (Laura)]

Very intriguing

[Bep]

Interesting...

[Mags]

Oh! Love the rustic feel in this!

[Lisa Savill]

Great shot and rustic look.

[Milanie]

Isn't it amazing how long these places have survived?

[KV]

Interesting… definitely different from what your usual winery shots look like.

[Kate]

You got a lightburst instead of a sunburst! Love the wooden beams and ceiling

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Good shot- the door looks like it's one of the art pieces!

[Bill]

So much character in this shot.

[Rick]

Very interesting. Nice capture.

[Diana]

@beryl @casablanca @monikozi @mbrutus @framelight_byasli @galactica @wakelys @marijbar @gosia @louannwarren @grammyn @mittens @ljmanning @gijsje @marlboromaam @lisasavill @milaniet @kvphoto @k9photo @olivetreeann @cwbill @rickster549 Thanks for the lovely comments and favs, it is very much appreciated.