title	Harrow Vineyard Harvest and Wootton Winery, Dorset and Somerset - 5th September 1989
intro	After another year of pruning, rain and sun, it's time for the annual Harrow Vineyard grape harvest. Several tons of Muller Thurgau, Seyval Blanc and a couple of other varieties were driven by Nosher and Mike to Wootton Winery near Shepton Mallett in Somerset, which is then turned in to about 10,000 bottles of crisp English white wine.
scan-120110-0002	Harold chats to Sis as Mother rummages
scan-120110-0003	Harold hurls a bottle around
scan-120110-0004	Mother fetches something out of the boot
scan-120110-0007	Mike and Mother stop for coffee
scan-120110-0008	It's a tea break for the grape pickers
scan-120110-0009	More tea break
scan-120110-0010	Hayley, Mike and Mother in the Three Tuns
scan-120110-0001	Uncle Neil and Sis
scan-120110-0027	Neil and Caroline pick grapes
scan-120110-0019	Mike hauls around some crates with the tractor
scan-120110-0020	Grapes are loaded in to the back of a van
scan-120110-0021	More tractor driving
scan-120110-0005	The Harrow harvest outside Wootton Winery
scan-120110-0028	Mike checks over the grapes
scan-120110-0011	The Major pours something into a tank
scan-120110-0012	Grapes are loaded in to a press
scan-120110-0013	A pile of spent grapes on the floor
scan-120110-0014	A wine warehouse
scan-120110-0015	The Major talks to Mike
scan-120110-0006	Mike messes around with some fermentation tanks