FT> I think Helen has found a closer recipe, and she posted 
 FT> it.  Did you happen
 FT> to see it?
Yep!  Got it too.  I even make it next year, just to see what the fuss is 
about.
 FT> A tiny town in Quebec very near the Quebec/New York border and I87.
You're up there, all right.   You're probably closer to the imfamous Jim 
Bodle than I am.:)  He's near Oneida....
 FT> You are missing something, though.  I love Cape Cod.  
 FT> Ironically, it is closer
 FT> for us to get to the ocean in the States than, say, 
 FT> Nova Scotia.  I don't need
If I want to get to the beach, it's an hour south of here.:)  I don't like it 
much though - too much sand and sun.  And no stove!
 FT> to tell you how many Canadians visit the U.S. beaches.  You know, the 
ones
 FT> with ankle socks and sandals! :)))) (not guilty!)
Funny, I didn't know those were Canadians.  I thought they were mainframe 
programmers!
 FT> do tend to clean out
 RH> the local 4H farm's raspberry patch.
 FT> I envy you the raspberries.  I missed them completely 
 FT> this year.  There is no
 FT> cheap source around here, and the grasshoppers 
 FT> (locusts?) ate all the young
 FT> growth on my raspberries. :(
UGH.  I picked 6 pints yesterday, and fridged them.  By the time I got to 
them this afternoon, a lot of them were sprouting fur!  Arggggh!  I made jam 
out of the un-furry ones.  We're getting some serious rain now, which will 
kill a lot of the ones currently getting ripe,alas.  The apples will be fine 
though,and since I need to make apple sauce.....
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