Julie Eggers Collection (#2)

An extraordinary vineyard of beauty and scope carved out of a steep, south-facing slope alongside the Columbia River in the southeast corner of the Horse Heaven Hills

An extraordinary vineyard of beauty and scope carved out of a steep, south-facing slope alongside the Columbia River in the southeast corner of the Horse Heaven Hills

An extraordinary vineyard of beauty and scope carved out of a steep, south-facing slope alongside the Columbia River in the southeast corner of the Horse Heaven Hills

White picket fence with lavender and flowers at a farm near Sequim, Washington State

Red Willow Vineyards with stone chapel. (PR)

Red Willow Vineyards with stone chapel. (PR)

Bright sunlight streaming through the grape vines lined with pink roses at Red Willow Vineyard. (PR)

Lavender fields near the town of Zillah

Lavender fields near the town of Zillah and a view of Mt. Adams

Closeup of lupine wildflower

Red Willow Vineyards with stone chapel. (PR)

Spring wildflowers in full bloom on Dalles Mountain in Columbia Hills State Park

Spring wildflowers in full bloom on Dalles Mountain in Columbia Hills State Park

Lavender fields near the town of Zillah

An extraordinary vineyard of beauty and scope carved out of a steep, south-facing slope alongside the Columbia River in the southeast corner of the Horse Heaven Hills

Bright sunlight streaming through the grape vines lined with pink roses at Red Willow Vineyard. (PR)

Lavender fields near the town of Zillah in the Yakima Valley

Lavender fields near the town of Zillah

Spring wildflowers in full bloom on Dalles Mountain in Columbia Hills State Park

Spring wildflowers in full bloom on Dalles Mountain in Columbia Hills State Park

Spring wildflowers in full bloom on Dalles Mountain in Columbia Hills State Park

Lavender fields near the town of Zillah and a view of Mt. Adams

Spring wildflowers in full bloom on Dalles Mountain in Columbia Hills State Park

Spring wildflowers in full bloom on Dalles Mountain in Columbia Hills State Park

Orchard of fruit trees in full blossom in the spring

Orchard with fruit trees with pink blossoms in the foreground and trees with white blossoms in the background

New orchard planted with new trees and a backdrop of trees

Old street lamp hanging in the streets of Santiago de Compostela

The Botafumeiro, famous silver thurible, that hangs in the central nave of the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, Spain

Close-up of the ancient clock on Berenguela tower of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral

Fountain of the Horses (Fuente de los Caballos) on Plaza de las Platerias Square

The baroque facade of the Casa del Cabildo, built in 1758 and located in the Plaza de las Platerias

Arcade in the Palacio de Rajoy (Pazo de Raxoi) near the main square of Cathedral Santiago de Compostela

Arcade in the Palacio de Rajoy (Pazo de Raxoi) near the main square of Cathedral Santiago de Compostela

Blue entry door, adorned by branches of grapes, of the Casa Da Parra Santiago De Compostela or Parra House located in the Praza da Quintana de Vivos

Cross on the top of the old Santiago Cathedral

Stairs leading up to the Monsanto Castle (Castelo de Monsanto) in the historic village of Monsanto

A white dove made of feathers, symbolizing the Holy Spirit. Festa dos Tabuleiros is one of the most important celebrations in Portugal

The streets of Tomar decorated with paper flowers for Festival of the Trays. Festa dos Tabuleiros is one of the most important celebrations in Portugal

Rooftops of the town of Coimbra and the old bell tower of St. Bartholomew church

The Convent of the Order of Christ was originally a 12th century Templar stronghold. The Portuguese Templars were later turned into the Knights of the Order of Christ

Planter filled with green hydrangeas in the ancient Portuguese village built on the side of a mountain between large boulders with cobblestone streets and houses

The early 12 century cloister in the old Cathedral (Se Velha)

The early 12 century cloister in the old Cathedral (Se Velha)

Cross at the top of an ancient gravestone in the cemetery at the Castelo de Ourem, a Portuguese National Monument

The early 12 century cloister in the old Cathedral (Se Velha)

Portugal, Lisbon. Pink flowers of Bougainvillea plant and historical building next to Miradouro de Santa Luzia

USA, Maine. License plates on Old Wall in Bar Harbor

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"Julie Eggers: Exploring the Beauty of Nature and Culture Across Continents" Join Julie Eggers on her breathtaking journey through some of the most stunning landscapes and charming communities around the world. Starting in Portugal's Douro Valley, she immerses herself in the picturesque vineyards and embraces the warm autumn colors that paint this enchanting region. Continuing her adventure across North America, Julie finds herself captivated by South Carolina's Charleston, where towering cypress trees stand tall alongside vibrant azaleas at Magnolia Plantation. The charm of this historic city leaves an indelible mark on her heart. As she traverses different states within the United States, Julie discovers Texas' wildflowers dancing along white fencelines while a rooster with glasses catches her eye above a shop in Italy's Chianti region. Each destination holds its own unique allure, showcasing nature's wonders and cultural treasures. In Georgia's Savannah, Julie is awestruck by The Cathedral of St John the Baptist, a magnificent architectural masterpiece that stands as a testament to faith and history. Meanwhile, Tivoli in Italy beckons with its spiral staircase at Villa d'Este—a true marvel that transports visitors back in time. Back in Texas once more, bluebonnets adorn fences alongside majestic oak trees—nature's delicate beauty blending seamlessly with strength. And as she concludes her journey in Mexico's San Miguel de Allende, Templo de las Monjas stands proudly amidst Guanajuato state—a symbol of rich heritage and spirituality. Through these captivating snapshots from around the globe, join Julie Eggers as she celebrates both natural splendor and human ingenuity—an exploration that reminds us how diverse our world truly is.