No, it's a plant - not a statue (it just wouldn't qualify as a tree).

jeez dude, you make me wonder. But I'm right about the grapes am I? Than that should be a grape plant. There is also some bush in the background, I can't see it clearly, but it looks like wild grape to me. or I might be wrong. jeeez, could you post a bigger copy of that pic? please?

You're right about the grapes! Here's a bigger pic :ok: [picture removed]

I knew it! :Brain:

So that IS a grape plant. And the plaque is the crest of the wineyard there isn't it?
Did I win this time? Please say I did!

The plaque isn't importaint. What vine ("grape plant") is it?

But you are getting close (if no-one comes up with the complete answer by tonight I'm posting the next question).

Well I found a couple of possible answers in my dictonary: woodbine, virginia creeper, fox grape... It's definetly not creeping ivy, that's darker and more dense, and not honey-suckle, that's more colorful. I'm not too good in botanics so please bear with me :unsure:

I think it is fox grape(wild grape) considering that is a weinyard so that's the only suitable creeping plant to put there.

(I rummaged through that site but I havent found that picture....that is hard work, damn)

You got me wrong - it's not the sort I'm looking ofr (by the way, you haven't guessed that either), it's why this vine is special!

Well how should I know? :huh:
All I can see is some wild-grape-looking bushy thingy a plaque of somekind and a fence. I don't even know where is that, and absolutely not why is that vine is important.... gimme some clues :/

Nah, I'd rather give you the next question!

The answer to this one was - It's the OLDEST vine in the world (and still giving around 50 kilos of grapes every year.

The next question:
Which car is this (mark and model name)? [picture removed]

Uhhh... now that's a tough one... It seems...um...Jaguar, but not sure... :huh: