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Jake & Susan's Wild Indiana: Indiana Pine Needle Tea
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Jake and Susans Wild Indiana. 8220;In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” John Muir. Indiana Animal Tracking and Wildlife Sightings. Saturday, March 23, 2013. Indiana Pine Needle Tea. Jake and I made pine needle tea while camping in Hoosier National Forest. First, gather pine needles. Avoid dry needles if possible; they lack flavor and nutrients. Try to harvest ones that appear to be young and healthy. Pick out and discard the driest ones. Wash the needles if necessary. Silver F...
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Jake & Susan's Wild Indiana: Indiana Nature Is Calling Jake & Susan
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Jake and Susans Wild Indiana. 8220;In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” John Muir. Indiana Animal Tracking and Wildlife Sightings. Saturday, December 21, 2013. Indiana Nature Is Calling Jake and Susan. Jake and Susan's 2014 New Year's Resolution:. Over the next year, we plan to visit 55 of Indiana's Nature Preserves. And blog about each trek within our beloved Hoosier state. Read on to discover the catalyst of our goal. Just what did you buy? You ask. The answer? Silver Fox Sp...
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Jake & Susan's Wild Indiana: Mild Sassafras Tea in Indiana
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Jake and Susans Wild Indiana. 8220;In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” John Muir. Indiana Animal Tracking and Wildlife Sightings. Friday, June 1, 2012. Mild Sassafras Tea in Indiana. Jake and I decided to try two experiments while camping in Hoosier National Forest this time: making sassafras tea and boiling water in a plastic water bottle. To Make Mild Sassafras Tea:. First, locate a sassafras tree; I prefer a root shoot like the one pictured below. The exact time will depen...
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Jake & Susan's Wild Indiana: Indiana's Wild Edible Plants
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Jake and Susans Wild Indiana. 8220;In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” John Muir. Indiana Animal Tracking and Wildlife Sightings. Indiana's Wild Edible Plants. Indiana offers a variety of wild edibles. Jake and I plan to broaden our knowledge in this area and share our experiences below. Hickory Nut from a Shagbark Hickory in Hoosier National Forest. McPherson, Alan J., and Sue A. Clark. Wild Food Plants of Indiana and Adjacent States. Check out my Yukon River Trip blog!
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Jake & Susan's Yukon River Trip: Countdown....
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Forging a destined dream of paddling 460 miles of the Yukon River, my husband Jake and I constructed the Sundowner. With old pontoons and mostly used lumber as a testimony of our devotion to pursue this rugged adventure. In 2011, fate finally sent us venturing north over 3,000 miles into Canada’s Yukon Territory where the Sundowner. Enabled us to navigate the river, fish, pan for gold, photograph magnificent landscapes and wildlife, write, and play in The Land of the Midnight Sun. Wednesday, June 8, 2011.
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Jake & Susan's Yukon River Trip: The Birth of Our Dream Trip
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Forging a destined dream of paddling 460 miles of the Yukon River, my husband Jake and I constructed the Sundowner. With old pontoons and mostly used lumber as a testimony of our devotion to pursue this rugged adventure. In 2011, fate finally sent us venturing north over 3,000 miles into Canada’s Yukon Territory where the Sundowner. Enabled us to navigate the river, fish, pan for gold, photograph magnificent landscapes and wildlife, write, and play in The Land of the Midnight Sun. Tuesday, March 29, 2011.
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Jake & Susan's Yukon River Trip: Hanging the Doors
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Forging a destined dream of paddling 460 miles of the Yukon River, my husband Jake and I constructed the Sundowner. With old pontoons and mostly used lumber as a testimony of our devotion to pursue this rugged adventure. In 2011, fate finally sent us venturing north over 3,000 miles into Canada’s Yukon Territory where the Sundowner. Enabled us to navigate the river, fish, pan for gold, photograph magnificent landscapes and wildlife, write, and play in The Land of the Midnight Sun. Monday, May 30, 2011.
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Jake & Susan's Yukon River Trip: Our Yukon River Launch--Whitehorse, YT: Day 1 of the Yukon River Trip
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Forging a destined dream of paddling 460 miles of the Yukon River, my husband Jake and I constructed the Sundowner. With old pontoons and mostly used lumber as a testimony of our devotion to pursue this rugged adventure. In 2011, fate finally sent us venturing north over 3,000 miles into Canada’s Yukon Territory where the Sundowner. Enabled us to navigate the river, fish, pan for gold, photograph magnificent landscapes and wildlife, write, and play in The Land of the Midnight Sun. Sunday, July 3, 2011.
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Jake & Susan's Yukon River Trip: A Few Good Men & Women
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Forging a destined dream of paddling 460 miles of the Yukon River, my husband Jake and I constructed the Sundowner. With old pontoons and mostly used lumber as a testimony of our devotion to pursue this rugged adventure. In 2011, fate finally sent us venturing north over 3,000 miles into Canada’s Yukon Territory where the Sundowner. Enabled us to navigate the river, fish, pan for gold, photograph magnificent landscapes and wildlife, write, and play in The Land of the Midnight Sun. Saturday, April 30, 2011.
