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Maple Festival
 | | Vendor Helen Nash talks with a visitor at Saturday's Maple Festival in Monterey. Selling Anna Lee Candles, she said her husband, Robert, makes the candles and named the business after his mother. (Recorder photo by Gina Hamilton) |
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 | | Making bird houses with a homey touch keeps vendor Ed Jett busy in retirement, he said at the Maple Festival Saturday. He started the venture five years ago at his home in Green Bank, W.Va., calling it Bird Brains. (Recorder photo by Gina Hamilton) |
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 | | The 2008 Maple Queen and her court made a stop at Puffenbarger's Sugar Camp during their tour throughout the county. Pictured (l-r) are princess Abi Cavellier, Ivan Puffenbarger, queen Kari Obaugh and princess Kate Obaugh. (Photo courtesy William Richards) |
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 | | Vendor Ed Jett enjoyed watching people Saturday at the Maple Festival in Monterey as they stopped for a close-up look at the whimsical bird houses he designs in a venture he calls Bird Brains. The retired Army veteran said he started building the bird houses five years ago as a way to keep busy. The Green Bank, W.Va. resident said he gets most of the wood donated from old barns and the dcor comes from flea markets and auctions he likes to frequent. "I'm the guy who buys the dollar box because I know I'll find a use for what's in it," he said with a chuckle. |
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 | | Miniature bottles painted with miniature flowers reflect the handcraft of vendor Mary Sue Johner from Troutdale. (Recorder photos by Gina Hamilton) |
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 | | People line up for breakfast last Saturday morning at the Bolar Ruritan Club, which hosted a menu of pancakes, sausage and maple doughnuts as part of the annual Highland Maple Festival in and around Monterey. |
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