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We placed a online order on August 23, 2017. We are wondering if it has been shipped as of today, September 2nd? Barb/Frank Wallace
Can I purchase the honey directly from you? Would you mail it? Thanks, Margee
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Keweenaw Co-op is a treasure chest of food and friends!
hi I'm [ kav ] I am frog valley woods, it's a one man show, I have one part time employee, local high school student usually. I saw logs for other people, and some of my own also. one thing I doa lot of is take a tree from your property, cut it into lumber, kiln dry it and make a piece of furniture from it. Most of my work is from wood that is not a high grade, has character, so the tree does not have to be a "good' tree, a lot of the time a tree that looks not so good is the best. I also build pieces on an individual basis, i have a style , not for everyone. thanks for visiting my site
By Patricia Van Pelt
About twenty people, including several children, showed up at Paavola on April 24, 2010, under an almost full moon, thinly veiled with cloud from time to time. We walked briskly and silently to the other side of the pond where the beaver are using the old wall to make a large dam. We were silent but the peepers calling filled the air with an almost palpable wall of sound. Though we did not see any beaver we saw plenty of evidence, downed trees, stripped limbs, and 'white' shavings on the ground.
Our eyes adjusted to the black and white vision and our feet learned the substance of the trail, leaves, mud, rock and twigs. We heard the Chorus Frog and the wiley Snipe. We walked more slowly back to the meadow by the spooky derelict house and lay down in a circle in the grass by the woods' edge to call in the owls.Erik played the call of the Saw-Whet Owl and then the Barred Owl and finally the Great Horned Owl. On a survey trip the night before, Dave and Erik had called in this large owl and he did not disappoint. At first he echoed the call on the tape, almost conversation-like, though we had no way of knowing what they were saying to each other.
And then he flew to the top of a large conifer where we could see his outline, and his eyes, against the night sky. Then he flew right over us to another perch, his broad wings silhouetted against the sky. And he continued to converse with the recorded owl. He moved once more to another tall conifer and watched us silently leave the meadow for the trail back to our cars.
We got into our car, turned on the engine and the dashboard lights almost blinded us! Our eyes had become so accustomed to night vision that these man-made lights actually hurt our eyes.
Thanks again to Erik for making this unforgettable experience possible and to the KLT for 'saving' these natural spaces where we can learn and experience our natural world.
Horizon High School is a Lake Superior Stewardship Initiative partner school
Awesome place and very nice owners.
This is my favorite place to buy food. They have great bulk spices, grains, nuts, and mixes. On Tuesday and Friday they get a shipment of whole-grain breads and other bread products that are incredibly inexpensive. My favorite things to buy are bread, peanut butter, whole grains from the bulk section, CHOCOLATE (dark!) and soy products. I love the Co-op!
You can make an online purchase/mail order Jampot products from their website at http://www.societystjohn.com/store/
