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| THE MAIN ATTRACTION Waffles (or pancakes) and fresh, pure maple syrup - all you can eat!!! |
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| TOURS OF SAP COLLECTION Tour guide in white hat is our daughter Jenny |
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| Tours always draw large crowds every year |
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| Tours of the syrup making are also offered in the sugarhouse |
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| The evaporator turns sap into syrup by boiling every 50 gallons of sap into 1 gallon of syrup |
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| Crooked Paw, a local Wyandotte Indian, demonstrates the Native American method of making maple syrup |
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| Mule drawn wagon rides are fun for the young and young at heart |
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| Hot and cold drinks served at Ye Ole Watering Hole |
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| Candle making in THE TREEHOUSE - the Children's Activity Building |
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| Indian and Pioneer dress-up area in THE TREEHOUSE |
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| The older kids' Scavenger Hunt consists of searching for maple syrup making facts |
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| The Scavenger hunt for the younger children involves searching for acorns, pinecones, rocks and leaves, etc. |
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| The Sugarstore is packed full of maple goodies - maple syrup, maple candy, maple cream, maple cotton candy, maple tea, cookie cutters, coffee mugs, syrup pitchers and more |
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| Shoppers enjoy browsing through the store |
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