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| | The Independent, March 15, 2000: Warkworth's Maple Syrup Festival |
 | | If you go to the maple syrup festival, the biggest faux-pas you could commit would be suggesting that Americans, particularly those green-mountain-people in the state of Vermont, are better maple-syrup producers than Canucks. |
 | | While he acknowledges that the popular opinion holds that maple syrup comes primarily from Quebec and then from Vermont, with Ontario a close third, he's quick to observe that Ontario maple syrup is just as good as Quebec's. |
 | | In the middle of the maple syrup merriment, a small stage has been erected for fiddlers, clog dancers, and country music so that wherever you go at the festival, there's always going to be a little rhythm. |
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