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This is one sweet branch.
More than 200 people joined the wait list after the Sweet Branch in Salt Lake City began its 20-person monthly paint-alongs last fall.
At least four other Utah libraries started more paint-alongs, and more than 15 libraries across the nation contacted Sweet Branch for help in setting up events of their own, librarians there said.
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You smell the fresh wintergreen scent of a sweet birch branch split open.
Above this is a canopy of yacht rigging, strung between poles formed from fallen sweet chestnut branches gleaned from a friend's wood in Dorset.
Mr. Diokhane offers classes for $10 an hour and also sells what he calls "toothbrush sticks," a sweet-tasting branch that he guarantees will turn one's teeth as white as his.
Snir's selections from this period reflect the city's luxuriance--a place where "breeze reviv[es] the sick, / blowing between sweet basil branches," in the words of ninth-century poet Mansur al-Namari, who is still taught in Iraqi schools today.
In the spring and summer, a number of the trees in the branch — sweet bays, for example, and magnolias and tulip poplars — had spectacularly beautiful blossoms, and sometimes I would pick an armful of these blossoms and take them home to my mother and my sisters.
Berries hung everywhere, black and ripe, redolent and sweet, weighing the branches down.
It grows to about 1.5 metres (4 5 feet) tall and has dull green leaves, violet or greenish flowers in the axils of the leaves or in the forks of branches, sweet shiny black berries about the size of cherries, and a large tapering root.
Formed by glaciers during the last ice age, kettle ponds tend to be secluded, and are often shaded by the overhanging branches of sweet gums and red maples.
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