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Trying to find out if this group still exists. Met them on Cupecoy about 10 years ago. My wife and I joined in and we all got into a circle, said a few words, and drank shots of Lemoncello.
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They still exist, but typically earlier in the year.
Elaine
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God Bless the broken road....
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Pre-Lemon Drop season is in November, and the usual Lemon Drop ceremonies are in Jan/February.
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According to their leadership there were a total of 1900 droppers during the 2019-2020 season and 1200 this past season.
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Yes we do! First segment is around mid November through just before T-Day, then it starts later during the first week in Jan through mid February. I've been doing it for around 25 years give or take.There is a Lemondrop group on Facebook. Diane Dehler is still there among hundreds of others.
Jeff Berger
Visiting SXM Since 1978
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