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by Fred Larson
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In early spring, maple producers tap their sugar maples by drilling a small hole in the trunk and inserting a spout. A bucket or plastic tubing is... more
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In early spring, maple producers tap their sugar maples by drilling a small hole in the trunk and inserting a spout. A bucket or plastic tubing is fastened to the spout and the sap drips from the tree. It is then collected and sent to the sugar house where it is boiled down into a syrup. It takes approximately forty gallons of sap to make one gallon of maple syrup.
This image is based on a picture taken at a maple syrup producer in southern New Hampshire.
After a 24 year career with a large east coast computer company, I retired from the corporate world and in 2003 moved to Phoenix, Arizona with my wife. Fortunately, the Southwest is a mecca of photographic opportunities, so with my camera in tow, my wife and I take every opportunity to take advantage of it. All photography Copyright Fred Larson. All Rights Reserved.
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Christine Howe
Lovely image, love it!
Fred Larson replied:
Thanks Christine!
Jan Dappen
what a charming image...just love it and the effects you have done. great presentation
Fred Larson replied:
Thanks Jan!