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Lesson 3: Herbal Spotlight, Juniper and Cedar
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At Wilderness Awareness School, in Washington state, we often made tea from Western Red Cedar boughs. High in viatmin C, and tasty, too.
I haven't really used the boughs or needles, except in making wine. I've flavored smoke with them though - really good on trout! Also, always a nice addition to a camp bed.