Looks good. I think papal syrup is syrup that is consumed in the Vatican, but I could be wrong. Did you boil all of your sap? Seems like 2000 gallons should have made more than that. Pictures show our little sugar house. It is a one man show and so far I have boiled twice and gotten around 2 gallons from around 60 gallons of sap each time. First time was a bit over and second was a bit under. The ladder is so I could take the bucket off the stove pipe before lighting the fire. The blower is .75 amp and blows a narrow stream into the bottom of the fire. It helps the boil recover faster after I put more wood on the fire and keeps the coals from piling up too deeply. The cupola doors are controlled by cables. They have loops on the end and are hooked over nails on the wall inside to hold the doors closed or partly open. Zach
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