i paid a lot of money for that tent!
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i paid a lot of money for that tent!
that was fun,except for the seemingly endless climbs...singlespeed,the thin line between love and hate...
You’re a gears head
no doubt about it … I mean look at those gears!
no doubt about it … I mean look at those gears!
You’re a gear head
i wish i had gears today! the climb up the trail isn't very steep,it just goes on and on and on it seems,i was getting pretty tuckered...
What a sissy. Maybe next time bring another backpack, lockset, jacket and a kitchen sink.
Oh it's to cold blah blah blah. Just think it could have been 102 or something like that. I know it's a dry heat right.
i got to walmart and realized i forgot my wallet...so that cut a bunch of weight since my pimp roll is so fat...wait,i think i meant spare tire
Damn you must be bummed then. All that extra time going back to Wally reduced the time you have available to trim.
oh,i didn't go back,it was on my way is the only reason i stopped....generally not a good idea for me to try and deal with wallyworld after mountain biking and having low blood sugar
Facing shortages, Canada taps its strategic reserves of maple syrup
By Ramishah Maruf, CNN Business
Updated 11:59 AM ET, Sun
New York, NY (CNN)Amid shortages, Canada is tapping into its strategic reserves. This time, for maple syrup.
The Quebec Maple Syrup Producers, a leading trade group, said it is releasing roughly 50 million pounds from its strategic maple syrup reserves, almost half of the stockpile, Bloomberg first reported.
Canadian maple syrup is displayed for sale at a gift shop in downtown Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, on Monday, Nov. 25, 2013. Photographer: Ben Nelms/Bloomberg via Getty Images
The government-supported organization, which is often called the OPEC of maple syrup, uses its reserves to control syrup prices and supply. As of 2020, Quebec produced 73% of all maple syrup in the world, and its biggest customer by far is the United States, which accounts for around 60% of Canada's export volume. The strategic reserve was created to keep maple syrup in stock during bad harvest seasons or when demand spikes. That is the case right now following a hot and short spring that led to a lower yield. Historically, 2021 was an average year for maple production in Quebec, with a harvest estimated at 133 million pounds, but sales rose 21% compared to last year, straining the available supply. QMSP did not immediately respond to requests for comment from CNN Business. "The pandemic helped in our case because we're seeing people cook more at home and use more local products,'' the group's spokesperson Helene Normandin said in an interview with Bloomberg. "It's not just in Quebec the demand is increasing.''The reserve has made headlines in the past. Between 2011 and 2012, 3,000 tons of maple syrup, valued at nearly $20 million Canadian dollars, were secretly siphoned from the reserve in a notorious theft known as the Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist.
By Ramishah Maruf, CNN Business
Updated 11:59 AM ET, Sun
New York, NY (CNN)Amid shortages, Canada is tapping into its strategic reserves. This time, for maple syrup.
The Quebec Maple Syrup Producers, a leading trade group, said it is releasing roughly 50 million pounds from its strategic maple syrup reserves, almost half of the stockpile, Bloomberg first reported.
The government-supported organization, which is often called the OPEC of maple syrup, uses its reserves to control syrup prices and supply. As of 2020, Quebec produced 73% of all maple syrup in the world, and its biggest customer by far is the United States, which accounts for around 60% of Canada's export volume. The strategic reserve was created to keep maple syrup in stock during bad harvest seasons or when demand spikes. That is the case right now following a hot and short spring that led to a lower yield. Historically, 2021 was an average year for maple production in Quebec, with a harvest estimated at 133 million pounds, but sales rose 21% compared to last year, straining the available supply. QMSP did not immediately respond to requests for comment from CNN Business. "The pandemic helped in our case because we're seeing people cook more at home and use more local products,'' the group's spokesperson Helene Normandin said in an interview with Bloomberg. "It's not just in Quebec the demand is increasing.''The reserve has made headlines in the past. Between 2011 and 2012, 3,000 tons of maple syrup, valued at nearly $20 million Canadian dollars, were secretly siphoned from the reserve in a notorious theft known as the Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist.
true story,right next to the strategic poutine reserve...and a tim hortons
Lol @ the great Canadian maple syrup heist
Hope it don't affect Canadian bacon. That might start a war.
Bacon Is the very blood 
of life itself
of life itself
i went for a ride and got about a qp trimmed,so good day...
I love titties!
mornin campers...errands,garden chores,and more trimming...glad i got out for a ride yesterday...
almost done with coffee,best get to it,lots to do today,and yet another harvest to deal with tonight,then another round of cleaning and resetting the room and glorious stacks of dirty pots to wash...fun!
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