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Maple trees are one of the most well-known trees, spanning across the northern hemisphere. The maple’s leaf is even featured on the Canadian flag! Maples belong to the family Aceraceae, and there are more than 128 species, making it an incredibly diverse and fascinating family of trees. According to fossil records, maple trees are quite ancient. They date back to at least 100 million years ago, if not even older. These trees were growing when dinosaurs roamed the Earth! Of course, not every species of maple tree survived from that time. But maples belonging to the family Aceraceae existed back then and still today.

You know, when I started this, I really didn’t know exactly where this trail would take me. I knew I wanted to share my fond memories of what it was like growing up in Flippin in the 1960’s and see where it went from there. I’m so grateful that Mr. Lyons has given me some free license with the directions I went.

This week we are taking a trip to some of the top-rated Restaurants and Hotels in Branson. Be sure and visit websites of the places you would like to go and look for discounted tickets to make your trip more economical friendly.

Bring your overgrown lilacs, forsythia, mock orange, pieris and other spring flowering shrubs down to size while maintaining their natural beauty and spring floral display. Prune spring blooming shrubs right after flowering for maximum flowering.

Hello readers and friends of the Mountaineer Echo, I hope this week finds everyone in good health and happy spirits. This week I am introducing you to some of my favorite salads. I love salad and can eat them every day, so I hope you enjoy these recipes. I hope everyone has a wonderful week and As Always remember the Little Things.

Fast facts: Free for youth ages 5-16 Held at the Fred Berry Conservation Education Center in Yellville Free lunch provided by Arvest Bank Must pre-register, check-in begins 9:30am on June 16th YELLVILLE – Marion County 4-H is pleased to present a free Outdoor Adventure Day on June 16, 2022, in Yellville, Arkansas. Outdoor Adventure Day is a free day of family fun for kids ages 5 to 16.