Shakespeare Bows

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Captainkirk
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Re: Shakespeare Bows

#31 Post by Captainkirk »

No, but I thought about giving elderberry wine a try... 8-)
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Shadowhntr
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Re: Shakespeare Bows

#32 Post by Shadowhntr »

Kamn wrote:Have either of you 2 tried Elderberry syrup?? Works a treat on colds and flu's
Its true.....elderberries build the immune system. I make jelly pretty often. Thought about making wine as many berries as I have around me available. Mohawk did make some wine, but so far he hasnt shared any, so it must have turned out good. Lol! We love wild plum and elderberry mix for jelly. Anyways...

About them Shakespeare bows..... :lol:
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Re: Shakespeare Bows

#33 Post by Roadking »

I've been doing ginger tea, honey, lemon and musinex dm, but will keep it in mind for the next one. Finally got it beat and will be hitting 3dshoots Sat & Sun.

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Re: Shakespeare Bows

#34 Post by Captainkirk »

Dunno, but I wish I had money in Halls Mentho-Lyptus stock about now.
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