wonderfull fog deep and soft
love days and NIGHTS like this
Blessings
Bear
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Moon Tea
Well it's a full moon and time to make some moon tea.
For you day dwellers this is quite different from the sun tea your Friends have raved about for years.
start with a clean 1 gallon jug place about 12 tea bags (yes I am a teabagger) in the bottom and fill with clean spring water. place this out side in full moon light till the morning and then remove to the back of your cave (56*)and chill.
at your option you can remove the spent tea bags and add to the compost pile after removing the staples from the bags.
at this point it is ready to drink, I like a bit of honey with mine (raw proffered)
I use a black tea (after all I am a Black Bear) and process My tea in full moonlight till I drag my dusty old hide out in the morning.
I process several while the moon shines and keep them stacked in the back of the cave (coldest spot) till needed.
I recomend this process and hope you enjoy it to.
Blessings
Bear
For you day dwellers this is quite different from the sun tea your Friends have raved about for years.
start with a clean 1 gallon jug place about 12 tea bags (yes I am a teabagger) in the bottom and fill with clean spring water. place this out side in full moon light till the morning and then remove to the back of your cave (56*)and chill.
at your option you can remove the spent tea bags and add to the compost pile after removing the staples from the bags.
at this point it is ready to drink, I like a bit of honey with mine (raw proffered)
I use a black tea (after all I am a Black Bear) and process My tea in full moonlight till I drag my dusty old hide out in the morning.
I process several while the moon shines and keep them stacked in the back of the cave (coldest spot) till needed.
I recomend this process and hope you enjoy it to.
Blessings
Bear
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