That maple syrup sounds so good! Isn't it delicious and satisfying to do things like that for yourself?
We will have a busy week end as well. My daughter, son in love and baby grandson are still here. We have a party at assembly tomorrow and my little neice turned two today(the one I keep). Her party is Sunday. Sometime sunday I would like to get the corn in the ground. :) We shall see how it all shapes up!
Be blessed!
Candle making and maple sap gathering. So much to fill our days. These two particular things I've never done but can appreciate the sense of accomplishment doing them must bring. Such projects that involve our hearts and hands are the important ones, I think.
So glad you found TN so beautiful. Everything is blooming now and there is so much color! I'm loving it. Maple syrup sounds so yummy :) Blessings! ~ Nikki
Hi Rhonda, Its been quite awhile and I just noticed you had changed over here....so I thought I would come over and check your new blog out. I to am opening a blog here.. not so much of a homesteading blog but hope you will stop by from time to time and say hi. Your friend from Oregon Trina
Rhonda,Sunday morning I discovered sap in our bags on the lone maple tree in the grove. Rich is very excited about it. We only have 1/2 gallon but perhaps the tree will give more. This is our first year attempting the maple syrup thingy.. wish us luck!
Can the sap be frozen and then processed later?
And how do you keep it until you process it?
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That maple syrup sounds so good! Isn't it delicious and satisfying to do things like that for yourself?
We will have a busy week end as well. My daughter, son in love and baby grandson are still here. We have a party at assembly tomorrow and my little neice turned two today(the one I keep). Her party is Sunday. Sometime sunday I would like to get the corn in the ground. :) We shall see how it all shapes up!
Be blessed!
Candle making and maple sap gathering. So much to fill our days. These two particular things I've never done but can appreciate the sense of accomplishment doing them must bring. Such projects that involve our hearts and hands are the important ones, I think.
So glad you found TN so beautiful. Everything is blooming now and there is so much color! I'm loving it. Maple syrup sounds so yummy :) Blessings! ~ Nikki
Hi Rhonda, Its been quite awhile and I just noticed you had changed over here....so I thought I would come over and check your new blog out. I to am opening a blog here.. not so much of a homesteading blog but hope you will stop by from time to time and say hi. Your friend from Oregon Trina
Rhonda,Sunday morning I discovered sap in our bags on the lone maple tree in the grove. Rich is very excited about it. We only have 1/2 gallon but perhaps the tree will give more. This is our first year attempting the maple syrup thingy.. wish us luck!
Can the sap be frozen and then processed later?
And how do you keep it until you process it?
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