BP>SP>  they never saw their shadows so winter's end is in sight. And they 
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BP>SP>  a couple good nips on their thickly-gloved handlers, too! :-)
BP>Wiarton Willy....Puxatawny Phil.....hmmmmm and Buckeye as well...hmmm
BP>can't say I have met any of that team...hehehe... but I'm sure they are
BP>right. There stores must be running low..:)
  Not to mention the river ice has broken up, and we've had several days
  above freezing already. Almost time to think about getting the maple
  syrup spiles and buckets looked up.
BP>a disinfector is required. It's an ingredient in some of our natural
BP>toiletries, like soap, deoderant, toothpasste and creams.
  Yeah, add one drop and $3 to the price of shampoo. :-) It's a fad over
  here.
BP>Though I don't think it would be of much use, if bitten by on of your
BP>Groundhoggs.:))
  Might stave off sepsis.
BP>Tea Tree honey, the clover would have not much chance keeping it's
BP>mild flavour and light colour. The only thing is, that usually the clover
BP>blooms at a different time then the tea trees do....
  Our clover starts flowering in mid to late spring, and there's always
  some in bloom up till frost.
BP>Honey as well as the other byproducts of the hive are very good for
BP>healing and very healthy. My favourite honey is Leatherwood it comes
BP>mainly from Tasmania, and  most of it is exported to Germany, they
BP>like the very aromatic strong flavour....and so do we...
  I love honey and it loves me. It must, to have stuck around on my hips
  as excess weight for the last 30 years. :-)
BP>Greetings from sunny Redland...thanks for the abundant rain you sent
BP>over to us....very much appreciate.....
  You're welcome, Bill. :-)
                     ...Sandra...
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