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Caban à Sucre – Maple Sugar Shack

May 1, 2011 by Jonathan and Jenny

Jonathan and Jenny Caban a sucre outing
Jonathan and Jenny Caban a sucre outing

Pouring cups of maple sugar water pretty tastey
Pouring cups of maple sugar water pretty tasty
Boiling Maple Water to make syrup
Boiling Maple Water to make syrup
Wood Fired Boiling
Wood Fired Boiling
Checking to see if he has real maple syrup yet
Checking to see if he has real maple syrup yet
Final product - pure maple syrup
Final product - pure maple syrup
Making Maple Toffee on snow
Making Maple Taffy on snow
jada enjoying some toffee
Jada enjoying some taffy

We found this sign at the Caban à Sucre.  Thought it was funny. 🙂  Another fun language learning experience.

So does this mean do not smoke, OR we are totally for smoking and we defend it???
So does this mean do not smoke, OR we are totally for smoking and we defend it???

Filed Under: Language Study, Ministry

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Comments

  1. TheJonesPod says

    May 3, 2011 at 11:52 am

    Oh, forgot to say that I definitely vote for the sign proclaiming prohibition of smoking.

  2. TheJonesPod says

    May 3, 2011 at 11:47 am

    Yay maple syrup!! I’d like to try some of that taffy, please. Did you take notes on the how-to so Jenny can bust out her mad cooking skills and make it at home??? 🙂 Miss you all like crazy. Can’t wait to see you in a couple months!

  3. Jeanne U. says

    May 2, 2011 at 5:20 pm

    I had the privilege 5 years ago to be in Ottawa during the maple syrup season. Mmmmm I can smell it now. What an awesome procedure to experience and the kids sure seem to be enjoying it too. I might have to twist your arm to bring me some when you come back to WI.

  4. Mary Jo Buhs says

    May 2, 2011 at 11:39 am

    I love it? You didn’t answer you own question, does the sign mean no smoking? It seems like they are making their own smoke. Sounds like you guys are coming along in your French. I am a little jealous–my daughters have taken four years of French and talk to each other all the time. I have no idea what they are saying. Next time you are in WI, you will have to talk to them in French and see if they can converse with you.

  5. The Howers says

    May 2, 2011 at 9:25 am

    How incredible! The kids would love to do this! Thanks for staying connected! We love you guys…

  6. rachel says

    May 2, 2011 at 8:25 am

    This is so neat Jenny and Jonathan. Miss you guys!

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