Now that the 2021 maple season has wrapped up we’d like to share a slideshow of “one second every day”.

We were able to make about 80% of last year’s crop, despite only 3 weeks of sap flow to work with. We tapped our trees in January, but temperatures stayed below freezing all of February and we were not able to boil until March. Rising temperatures without any dips below freezing and low precipitation dried out the trees, and sap flow slowed down to a trickle after mid-late March. Once we heard the peepers and saw the buds on the trees it was time to call it quits.

We’ve started to pull taps now so that the trees have time to heal before next season.

We recently got a shipment of merchandise delivered that includes some new color combinations of hats as well as a long sleeve shirt. Check out the pictures below to see what’s now available to order on our website!

For Jake’s birthday I commissioned a friend of ours to create this sketch of our sugar shack. We love how it turned out!

Cruz Dragosavac completed it on an iPad and recorded the process in a time lapse video as well (click on the screenshot below to watch it on YouTube).

Cruz is a talented graphic designer and illustrator – we highly recommend you check out his work on Instagram. His work is also available for purchase on Society6.