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    Ice Ornaments and Snowflake Tortillas

    Ice Ornaments and Snowflake Tortillas

    We had fun making ice ornaments and "ice muffins" this week by freezing nature treasures like pine cones and rosehips in muffin tins filled with water. We added a piece of yarn so we could hang them on trees. We also cut snowflakes into folded tortillas and then cooked them over the fire with a little cinnamon/sugar mix for a tasty winter snack. The creek was completely frozen all week. It was a challenge to maneuver around the thick ice so we spent a lot of time down on ou
    Frozen

    Frozen

    Our study of ice continues... We made bird feeders by melting coconut oil by the fire and then mixing in some sunflower seeds and a string, then letting it cool and harden into a hanging feeder. Dam building, forest ninja training, nature treasures, tube rolling, bird watching, and some mystery scat
     

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