As the temperatures start to dip, many of us try stealing away, to capture any remaining warmth the season may yield. We cherish a sunny, Indian summer afternoon as winters’ cold prepares to tighten its icy grip. But for commentator Susan Carol Hauser, the arrival of autumn prompts her to start thinking about thievery of a different nature. Susan Carol Hauser’s latest book is called “Sugartime: The Hidden Pleasures of Making Maple Syrup”. She comes to us from K-N-B-J in Bemidji, Minnesota.
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