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George F. MacDonald Collection

Forming Sapwood into Cakes
Making Sapwood Cakes
Strands of Cedar Bark
Collecting Bark
Spreading Crushed Berries on Racks Lined with Leaves
Spreading Crushed Berries out to Dry
Crushed Berries Drying
Spreading Crushed Berries to Dry
Drying Berries
Spreading the Crushed Berries to Dry
Applying Berries to the Rack
Drying Berries on Leaves
Drying Berries
Applying Berries to the Drying Rack
Spooning Berries on to the Drying Rack
Putting Crushed Berries on Rack
Drying Berries on a Bed of Leaves
Spreading the Berries to Dry
Spreading the Berries on the Leaves
Spreading the Berries Out to Dry
Spooning the Berries on to the Rack
Stirring the Berries
Edith Campbell Processing Berries
Cooked Berries
Empty Berry Bowl and Mashers

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