Forest Hill first Annual Fly Inn and car show.
On 7401 Forest Hill Road Saint Johns Michigan, in Riley Township.
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As the airplanes descend onto the airport the croud watches with enthusiasm.
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A great way to hang out with your great nephews Chase and Noah Tejkl, at the Forest Hill air show
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Anson Martens gets one of the last free rides in the airplane at the air show.
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Holden Schrader tests out a tractor in display at the car show.
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Jake Baker makes hand made ropes and harnesses if you would like his services contact him at...jwbaker47@G-Mail.com May Jake rest in peace he passed away from heart complications while he was residing in Florida in the winter months 2012.
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Sap boiling tank left behind.
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Old sugar shack used for making syrup back in the 40's.
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This is how they collect the sap from the trees by dumping it into the barrel for easier transportation.
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They use plastic collection buckets today (above) and back in the day they used galvinized buckets pictured (below)
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Sap naturally dripping from a crack in the branch of the tree.
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Sap dripping out from the tap in the tree
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Transferring the sap to the holding tank via electric pump. It takes sixty gallons of sap to make one gallon of syrup.
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Tranfering the sap to the burner.
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Slowly streaming the sap into the existing syrup to boil.
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Bringing it to a rolling boil. it takes four days of continious cooking.
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The steam escapes through the top of the roof.
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The end, resulting to delicious, home made, no preservatives, maple syrup.