To me the sap tasted like water. The childen thought it was slightly woody. Sap averages 2% sugar. It takes about 43 gallons of sap to make one gallon of syrup. No wonder it is so expensive! 
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- Who's hiding in there?
- To the shop!
- I Iike this game!
- Hunting for Eggs!
- Good thing they're hardboiled!
- Peeps!
- "This egg is yummy."
- Traditional Swiss Egg Cracking Game
- Coloring hard boiled eggs.
- Dinner
- All dressed up.
- Happy Resurrection Day!
- Odd Roadside Items
- Snowball Fight!
- Sibley State Park, Minnesota
- Identifying the Sugar Maple without leaves
- Processing sap into syrup
- Sap
- Maple Sugaring Tools
- Maple Sugaring Time
- Have a blessed Good Friday.
- The calendar may say spring but,
- Happy First Day of Spring!
- Our Chicks are here!
- Getting ready for our chicks.
- Rest in Peace, Tigger.
- At the stable
- No snow Wednesday morning,
- Hockey Banquet
- Tuesday
- Finally,
- Happy St. Patrick's Day!
- Winter's last hurrah?
- Grove clean up continues
- Scouting for Food
- Passed!
- OUTSIDE!
- I forgot a Season!
- If you don't like the weather, just wait a day or ...
- How 'bout those Heels?
- Spring in Minnesota
- Spring in North Carolina
- Adjustment of Seasons
- Germs and Bacteria
- Germ bugs!
- Big Brother's team made the Regions!
- Waiting for Daddy. . .
- Arrow of Light - The highest award a Cub Scout can...
- Little Brother Crosses over from Cub Scouts to Boy...
- Little Brother and His Team's Trophy
- Ice Skating
- Grampa Found a tickle spot!
- Not a work weekend . . .
- Baking up a storm.
- Little Sister and Cousin play on the swingset.
- We had visitors!
- Had to have a cake picture!
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