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Sheeplovr

03-16-2002, 09:03 AM

YOu know the trees where u take off a branch or twig and u peel back the bark and it smells liek birch beer

Is there a national park of Birch trees cause i woudl liek to move there

IM happly like a clam enjoyign some birch beer one of the most tastyest soadas on the face of the plantet and i really liek the smell

and if there is no park i say we buy some land and make one

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cheezeemee

03-16-2002, 09:28 AM

I Remember on my block in Queens we had these plants that when you pulled out the center it tasted sweet. We tried smoking them but the liquidy substance kept putting out the flame. What's the name of this plant? No it did not taste like beer!

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Knocked

03-16-2002, 11:25 AM

if you go to the bethpage village restoration you get to have Birch beer and bad candy canes,,thats why I liked going when I was little,,the people and the old stuff was boring ,but all they drank was birch beer and that was cool to me,,,besides I like Birch trees they look nice

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lleeder

03-16-2002, 11:44 AM

I remember that place. They also gave you a pretzel with the birch beer. There was a glass blower guy there too.

DarkHippie

03-16-2002, 12:02 PM

brixh trees are sacred in many cultures . . . and they pretty too. bob ross used to paint em good

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seagullbeagle

03-16-2002, 04:39 PM

old school stewart's, or boylan's:the best ever. <P>
there is no "birch national park" but birch trees are common throughout the country especially the northeast. Acadia National Park in Maine is known for having large birch groves.
sorry, i just happend to know that.

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BluntMan

03-16-2002, 04:50 PM

rootbeer float....mmmmmm

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