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Grand Isle, Vermont. These sap buckets are used to collect maple sap to be boiled down into maple syrup. It takes about 40 gallons of sap to make one gallon of maple syrup.

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A droplet of sap flowing from the maple tree into a pail to make pure maple syrup

Hot Maple sugar on snow at a sugar shack. A jar full of maple sugar is pouring the golden liquid on freshly compacted snow.

Sap Buckets hanging on Maple Trees in Early Springtime

maple syrup is part of Tradionnal quebec culture

Metal containers used to catch the water for the production of maple syrup on trees

Maple sugar taffy on snow at sugar shack

A sugar shack, a maple farmer wearing a traditional clothe working take maple water

Droplet of sap flowing from maple tree into a pail at sugar shack, Quebec, Canada

Maple syrup bucket on a tree in the forest.

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Bright sunlight sparkles on the snow-covered ground as buckets hang from maple trees in a serene winter forest. This traditional method captures the essence of spring's approach, celebrating nature’s bounty and the art of maple syrup production.

Water buckets hanging on maple trees to collect water to be used to make maple syrup at a traditional sugar bush in springtime

one old broken dirty white brown bucket stands on a gray branch in the snow on a winter street

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A sugar shack, child having fun at mepla shack forest collect maple water

Old fashioned sugar bush in rural Ontario.

Bucket colleting the sap used for the production of maple syrup with horses on the background. Focus is on the bucket.

In the heart of spring, workers gather sap from maple trees in a serene forest blanketed by fresh snow. Silver buckets hang from sturdy trunks, embodying the age-old tradition of maple sugar production amidst the beauty of nature.

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one white empty plastic bucket hanging on a gray pine tree outdoors in nature

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An old style bucket collects maple sap. The harvested sap is heated to remove water and becomes maple syrup. This happens in the early spring when the sap moves up into the tree.

Collecting sap from Maple trees used to make Maple Syrup.

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