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It's maple syrup season here in Winneshiek County! Sugar maples trees here are tapped every spring to collect their sweet sap that is then boiled down into the tastiest syrup and treats you can imagine!
I thought it was rather cool. I went on a tour at DIsney's Animal Kingdom and they served lunch in this pail.
and take good care of the child's heart inside you...♡
For Smile on Saturday theme - handles
Sand Pail & Shovels
Stainless Steel Sculpture by John Goss
on the beach - Elk Rapids Walk of Art
Been having fun with these guys. There was a chipmunk in the pail and when a red squirrel started to go in, the chipmunk jumped really high out of the pail.
- for sale in a pail at West Dean Gardens
- too hot to take a bunch home in the car but I took a photo for Saturday Self-Challenge: all over
thank you for your visits
You can’t beat an old receptacle, so here are two for you to enjoy.
Found hiding in the corner of the kitchen at the Weald and Downland museum.
Lunch pail in hand, an employee at Conrail’s Enola Yard walks toward the servicing area to report for his second-trick duties. A co-worker has already claimed a parking spot closer to the shops.
I helped some of our staff put sap pails on sugar maple trees here at Walden Pond today. These trees have been tapped to make pure maple syrup for many generations and we are continuing that traditional style of maple sugaring. We tapped 200 sugar maple trees and can expect from 10 to 15 gallons of sap per pail over the sugaring season's run. When the sap is boiled down, the yield from this sugarbush should be from 50 to 75 gallons of maple syrup. This is the least amount of snow we've ever had on the ground at the start of maple sugaring.
Im Februar nahm ich eine schöne scharfe, rote Habanero, schnitt sie auf und entfernte vorsichtig die Kerne. Sofort drückte ich sie in die in die kleinen Torfquelltöpfchen, deckte sie sie ab und wartete bis die Samen keimten. Als die Pfänzchen dann groß genug waren, vereinzelte ich sie und pflanzte sie in größere Kübel. Mitte Mai kamen sie ins Freie auf den Balkon. Ein bisschen Pflege und Wasser, ab und zu etwas Dünger und ich musste nur noch warten, bis meine Habaneros reif sind. Zu meiner großen Freude hat das gut geklappt ♥
In February, I took a nice, sharp red habanero, cut it open, and carefully removed the seeds. Immediately I squeezed them into the small peat-spring pots, covered them and waited for the seeds to germinate. When the pots were big enough, I sorted them and planted them in larger pails. In the middle of May they came out into the open onto the balcony. A little care and water, some fertilizer from time to time and I just had to wait until my habaneros are ripe. To my great joy, that worked out well ♥
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The Bradley family settled on Lake Ontario in Clarkson in the early 1800s. It is now a public museum. Their estate was in the middle of a maple grove, so one of the things the family produced was maple syrup. These pails, on the outside wall of the barn, are probably newer ones (no rusty holes) and the public is invited to tap syrup in the spring, To me, the pails look like art installation, especially with the shadows and contrast with rough wood planks.
Drama in the sky, drama in mountains.. drama everywhere!
The Na Pail coastline on Kauai is stunning rising up to 1200m high (4000'). The waterfall in the middle of the shot was a single drop and only run when there is immediate rainfall as it is mostly rock.
Shot from the cruise ship and the cloud cover was almost complete. The dehaze slide in Lightroom does amazing things to shots like this and really brought out the sun rays.
The Na Pail coastline on Kauai is stunning during overcast/rainy conditions. The sun beams shining through the clouds were very dramatic. The mountains rise about 1200m high (4000 feet) so it gives a sense of scale for the storm clouds
Shot from the Pride of America cruise ship during a sail past.
That’s tim chatting . Most of my photos horrible blown out windows but avoidance proved the answer 20220616-IMG_6791 1400x1050
Made web at top of garbage can. The sunlight is just hitting spider and web with a total black background from black empty garbage pail.