How sweet it is
Webster, Hamilton Co. host maple syrup-making class
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Cody Balm, 4, of Fort Dodge, eyes the tap in a maple tree at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning. Webster and Hamilton County Conservation hosted a maple syrup-making class at the camp.
Cody Balm, 4, of Fort Dodge, eyes the tap in a maple tree at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning. Webster and Hamilton County Conservation hosted a maple syrup-making class at the camp.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Sisters Nadia and Kyleena Mohlis, of Jewell, check out a jar of some byproducts of maple syrup making at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning.
Sisters Nadia and Kyleena Mohlis, of Jewell, check out a jar of some byproducts of maple syrup making at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Karen Hansen, environmental education coordinator for Webster County Conservation, skims some foam off the top of some boiling maple sap, which will eventually boil down to maple syrup. County Conservation hosted a maple syrup-making class at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning.
Karen Hansen, environmental education coordinator for Webster County Conservation, skims some foam off the top of some boiling maple sap, which will eventually boil down to maple syrup. County Conservation hosted a maple syrup-making class at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Lucy Huen enjoys a sample of homemade maple syrup at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning.
Lucy Huen enjoys a sample of homemade maple syrup at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Cody Balm, 4, of Fort Dodge, eyes the tap in a maple tree at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning. Webster and Hamilton County Conservation hosted a maple syrup-making class at the camp.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Sisters Nadia and Kyleena Mohlis, of Jewell, check out a jar of some byproducts of maple syrup making at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Karen Hansen, environmental education coordinator for Webster County Conservation, skims some foam off the top of some boiling maple sap, which will eventually boil down to maple syrup. County Conservation hosted a maple syrup-making class at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Lucy Huen enjoys a sample of homemade maple syrup at Camp Wa-No-Ki on Saturday morning.
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