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Despite fire, the harvest must go on
Workers pick cabernet sauvignon grapes by hand in the cool of the night at a Napa Valley vineyard owned by C. Mondavi & Family as a haze from area wildfires hovers in the air.
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Workers drop off bins of harvested cabernet sauvignon grapes on Friday.
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Field supervisor Joe Olivera sorts through the freshly harvested grapes. Just miles to the west, the Nuns fire burned.
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Workers pick grapes under flood lights on Friday night, with dust and ash swirling in the beams.
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Workers hustle to drop off bins of grapes during harvest at a Napa Valley vineyard.
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Lozaro Apoliar picks grapes by hand under floodlights.
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