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Lovely pictures by the way! I'm still jealous about the whole Alaska thing. :)
Congratulations on the book!
You know, I have lived in fireweed country for years (we have lots around the yard) and I didn't know you could make this. Obviously my education is lacking. Is the recipe in that cookbook you showed in your previous post or is it your friends recipe?
Congratulations Amy. The book looks wonderful and I know some dolls in need of some good warm knits.
I am also disturbed by the snow pants as I am sure your kids are :). But holy c__p! A BEAR!!!???
BTW, the honey looks and sounds yummy!
And thanks for the tip about alum and cream of tartar. Very cool. Think it would work for pickles, too?
Love to the kids.
How super fantastic!
Congratulations.
Alma
Love the photos! And congaratz on the book! I'll be looking for it on the shelves and will make sure that the annapolis Borders gets a few copies as well!
Shawl?
Genia