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Thanks so much for stopping by to see me today. Your visits and comments are always so welcome. I'm working on some new things around here. Please stay tuned for my first giveaway coming soon!It's Maple Sugaring Season here in New Hampshire. I did my first maple sugar house tour this weekend. I wish I could have bottled that smell and shared it with you here. If you've never smelled maple syrup being made, you need to experience it.
Ah-mazing!
Have a great week!
Mmmm...just imagining the smell makes me happy! So glad you had a fun day!
ReplyDeleteThat looks fabulous. I love the different shades of yellow!
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I am so jealous of that smell!! I can only imagine how heavenly it must be! How lucky you are! My grandpa used to make maple syrup and it was so amazing!
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I can smell it here! Kidding aside, that's a great shot! Mine is HERE.
ReplyDeleteMust have been a fun place to visit, I'm sure the smell is heavenly! Great shot! and my family prefers Log Cabin, which is fine, more of the real stuff for me :)
ReplyDeleteWe actually made some ourselves with our own trees. It is a lot of work but worth it in the end. :O)
ReplyDeletewow this is cool..we will be going to the maple shack this weekend :-) so excited to see how it works
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My father's family (from Wisconsin) own a maple syrup business. And I gotta tell ya, walking in those sugar shacks is heaven. Pure heaven.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right - nothing like that smell!
Love your photo - so beautiful with the light coming in through the window.
Sweet, but never tried one before
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Oh wow is it maple time already? We have one place here in MI that has maple festival and it just skip my mind. Love maple than honey sshhh!! ^_^ Thanks for sharing this one.
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Of all the grades of maple syrup, I like B the best. (That's the darkest, strongest, isn't it?)
ReplyDeleteA TOUCH OF THE GOLD
They say just a touch of the gold
Will make even timid ones bold;
Try yellow, not blue,
And bright amber too—
And don’t be left out in the cold!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Sounds sweet!
ReplyDeleteMy Mellow Yellow, come and see. have a nice day!
Whenever I'll come to a more Northern state this time of year, the making of maple syrup would be on my list to see:)
ReplyDeleteMaple sugar is my all-time favourite candy. I grew up on the east coast of Canada, and my childhood memories of this confection are vivid!
ReplyDeleteWe just got some maple donuts!! YUMM!!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I'm familiar with that 'fragrance of maple.' Many people around here are tapping trees as well. It's a big deal and some families have little maple syrup businesses. Like your photo. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI always thought it would be so neat to tour syrup places in New England!
ReplyDeleteLove this picture! Miss you! g
ReplyDeleteOh, I can only imagine the smell. The picture is lovely.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics. ..could see better after clicking on the pic.
ReplyDeleteIf only I could smell that Candace!
ReplyDeleteWow! I had no idea maple sugar came in so many colors! Nice post.
ReplyDeleteSweeeeeet.
David
Candace, if you have the time, you should check out my blog post from last March titled "Maple Weekend" I'm sure you will recognize some of the processes you have seen lately. I love maple syrup, but missed maple weekend here this year.
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