This month I took a trip to New Hampshire to see the whole maple syrup process. The trees are tapped and sugar water drains out. The water is then boiled and filtered multiple times until it's ready to serve. We ate pancakes, pickles, leather aprons and donuts. We also learned how to ice fish by walking across Lake Winepesake and talking to the natives. Good times.
Friday, March 23, 2007
Sugaring in NH
This month I took a trip to New Hampshire to see the whole maple syrup process. The trees are tapped and sugar water drains out. The water is then boiled and filtered multiple times until it's ready to serve. We ate pancakes, pickles, leather aprons and donuts. We also learned how to ice fish by walking across Lake Winepesake and talking to the natives. Good times.
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