Thanks to Aunty-Yam for hosting FFF and to Rosy for hosting nature Friday!
In the time of in-between,
spring has lost winters glean,
snow is black and paws are muddy
we all think it is very cruddy!
Now our adventure:
Last weekend we walked over to Callie's house
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| Hi Callie! |
To check out their very fancy sugar shack!
It wasn't running yet, but should be starting this weekend so we will go over to see it. While we were there, they had put 180 taps into the trees behind our house. These taps, run down tubes to big barrels. The barrels will be brought to the shack where the magic will happen. We hope to be able to share more really soon1
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| Calli barking as no one is throwing a stick |
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| Phod having to be back on leash after wandering to eat too much deer pop. |
Reminder - tomorrow our when will the snow be gone contest closes. Please go to Monday's post for more information! 
Like maple sugars? Mmm! (p.s., perhaps we were wrong about the snow lasting til the 4th of July, ya think?)
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteoooooooohhhh Maple Syrup coming your way??? yummmmmmmmm.... Neat poem too! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
several mornings a week, i have Canadian Maple Syrup for breakfast, either with french toast or in a crepe. I can't eat honey or other syrups because of my IBS, Maple Syrup I can eat. YUM.. the snow does look cruddy and good job on the poem.. Poor Phod the Poop Eater...
ReplyDeleteMy Canadian family taps the trees on their property and sends us home-made maple syrup every year! Mighty fancy "vision"!
ReplyDeletewe think that's bad for da carpets buddy ;O)))
ReplyDeleteI love your poem...Well done and OMDs I have never ever seen anything like the sugar shack
ReplyDeleteI look forward to more reports on the syrup
Hugs Cecilia
Muddy snow (and mud) is no fun. We can't wait to learn more about the maple sugar operation. Will you get some made from your own trees?
ReplyDeleteWe agree - mud is no fun! How fun to make your own maple syrup!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmmm,maaapppllle syyyrrrruuuppp....Oh sorry, Mama was drooling a bit!
ReplyDeleteWe are lucky that our snow melts super quick, so we get Winter in the morning and Spring in the afternoon!
xoxo,
Rosy, Jakey & Sunny
What a great poem. I love the muddy/cruddy rhyme.
ReplyDeleteToodle-oo!
Nobby (fast developing his skills in literary criticism, and much else besides...)
Glad you saw your friend Callie.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
Yup, the season of mud is upon us which is simultaneously going on during spring. Sigh. Can't wait to hear more about 'the magic.'
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