Bee keeping communities (Full Version)

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estebanana -> Bee keeping communities (Oct. 31 2022 8:07:01) I started keeping bees about four or five years ago. A farmer named Tsukamoto-san taught me how to set up a hive box the country Japanese way to create bee habitat. He knew so much about bees I started calling him Bee Sensei, and his nickname kind spread and others started calling him that too. He died last year, I was very fond of him. I’ll put up a photo of him. Bee sensei helped me with many things, he was an angel. He was a retired temple carpenter who was a country farmer. Sort of a skinny Tom Bombadil, he could talk to 🐝 I think… https://youtu.be/oR3V-ft9b0c

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hamia -> RE: Bee keeping communities (Oct. 31 2022 13:46:14) Interesting vid. In the UK, in some places, it seems more people keep bees than don't. Right from the start of the forum there have always been sporadic flare-ups of people taking exception to the off-topic section getting a bit too busy. Along with dramatic announcements of future non-participation. You've got to wonder why they don't just ignore it and concentrate on the other sections.

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estebanana -> RE: Bee keeping communities (Oct. 31 2022 14:05:50) I’d like to know more about bee keeping in the UK. I’m just into them because I find bees’ social collective mesmerizing. My friends and family or course want the honey.

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