A find!

[Guest guest]

While I was browsing this evening I came across this, there is a very

interesting bit about

sweet oils, using blanched almonds to absorb the scents of plants and then

pressing the oil.

http://homepages.tscnet.com/omard1/jportac11.html#bk11IX

Ruth

[Guest guest]

> While I was browsing this evening I came across this, there is a very

interesting bit about sweet oils, using blanched almonds to absorb the scents of

plants and then pressing the oil.

http://homepages. tscnet.com/ omard1/jportac11 .html#bk11IX

Ruth

********** That link must have had a typo because I clicked on it and ended up

on a site that talked about using goats blood... and other creepy things.

How gross - I was NOT prepared for that mess when I was looking Sooooooo forward

to what I thought I'd find there. Thank goodness I hadn't eaten yet!

's in Hubbard, Ohio

http://www.scraft-antiqueshop.4t.com

[Guest guest]

>

> While I was browsing this evening I came across this, there is a

very interesting bit about

> sweet oils, using blanched almonds to absorb the scents of plants

and then pressing the oil.

>

> http://homepages.tscnet.com/omard1/jportac11.html#bk11IX

>

> Ruth

>

,

Actually no mistake made here, a little bit about goats blood yes I

see what you mean!!! But didn't you try scrolling up the page, for

some reason the link brings you to the bottom of the page, believe me

the part about balnched almonds is enthralling. Sorry you were so

discusted by the goats blood bit, this actually didn't phase me at all

even though I am a vegetarian, I didn't even think about it! The bit

that comes up if you click on the link is about musk, civet etc.

Seriously try again and you won't be dissapointed.

Ruth