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Annie Doerr, left, laughs as her fellow volunteer Colleen Nagel jokingly demonstrates the width of a Maple tree that is ...
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Jason Phillips, of Sylvania, left, takes a stroll with his daughter, Aubree, 2, in between educational stations.
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Sophia Jewell, 5, center right, lifts her hand to test the heat of a Maple sap evaporator.
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Visitors gather around a Maple sap evaporator to learn about the syrup-making process.
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Tony Take, of South Toledo, center, holds his daughter Naomi, 1, as they listen to Bob Schell, of Swanton, left,...
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Locally-made Maple syrup sits for sale.
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Maureen Schell, of Swanton, left, talks about various forms of sugar with visitors.
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Johanna Neugesbauer, of Sylvania, stirs a vat of boiling Maple sap as volunteer Debbie Haubert, right, explains the refining process....
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Tammy Spillis, of Napoleon, explains a Maple sap tap created from carved bone during a demonstration of Algonquin sap refining ...
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Tammy Spillis, of Napoleon, laughs as she discusses her demonstration of Algonquin Maple sap refining techniques.
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Tammy Spillis, of Napoleon, uses tools made from bone to lower a heated rock into a carved bowl of Maple sap for cooking.
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Tammy Spillis, of Napoleon, watches the heated rock she has just dropped in a bowl of Maple sap for cooking ...
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Jayson Teal, 7, of South Toledo, tries his hand at hatchet throwing.
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Published: 3/16/2013
Maple trees tapped for sap
The 5th annual Maple syrup event returned, March 16, to Olander Park in Sylvania. The afternoon featured stations staffed with volunteers who led demonstrations on the techniques used in the 1800's to harvest Maple sap and create syrup as well as other aspects of life from that period. CLICK ON ANY IMAGE TO ENLARGE PHOTO, START SLIDESHOW.
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Annie Doerr, left, laughs as her fellow volunteer Colleen Nagel jokingly demonstrates the width of a Maple tree that is ...
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Jason Phillips, of Sylvania, left, takes a stroll with his daughter, Aubree, 2, in between educational stations.
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Sophia Jewell, 5, center right, lifts her hand to test the heat of a Maple sap evaporator.
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Visitors gather around a Maple sap evaporator to learn about the syrup-making process.
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Tony Take, of South Toledo, center, holds his daughter Naomi, 1, as they listen to Bob Schell, of Swanton, left,...
THE BLADE/KATIE RAUSCH
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Locally-made Maple syrup sits for sale.
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Maureen Schell, of Swanton, left, talks about various forms of sugar with visitors.
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Johanna Neugesbauer, of Sylvania, stirs a vat of boiling Maple sap as volunteer Debbie Haubert, right, explains the refining process....
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Tammy Spillis, of Napoleon, explains a Maple sap tap created from carved bone during a demonstration of Algonquin sap refining ...
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Tammy Spillis, of Napoleon, laughs as she discusses her demonstration of Algonquin Maple sap refining techniques.
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Tammy Spillis, of Napoleon, uses tools made from bone to lower a heated rock into a carved bowl of Maple sap for cooking.
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Tammy Spillis, of Napoleon, watches the heated rock she has just dropped in a bowl of Maple sap for cooking ...
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Jayson Teal, 7, of South Toledo, tries his hand at hatchet throwing.
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