Beemaster's International Beekeeping Forum
MEMBER BULLETIN BOARD => GREETINGS/TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF => Topic started by: lylmik on February 22, 2013, 10:42:43 am
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I'm in the UK, have been keeping bees for 3 years now, what a learning curve! I keep my bees on allotments and mostly in nationals. ( I have an empty TBH which I hope to re-populate) It's freezing cold now here, although the bees were out collecting water and a bit of pollen the other day. Unfortunately the forecast for the next few weeks is dire. Come on Spring!
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Welcome to the forum! Getting to be a lot of Brits here and folks from all over the world. The ground is frozen where my bees sit and it looks to be at least a month before they find pollen so my forecast is dire too!
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Thanks for the welcome... am I 'hopelessly lost'?! That's referring to my lack of location in my profile or my state of mind? :roll:
I'm looking forward to reading and listening to how beekeepers from different parts of the world keep their bees.
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Welcome to the forum lylmik, glad you found us. You guys can see the ground?
I'm tired of snow plowing. Come on spring.
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Haven't had snow stick to the ground here for over 20 years. - We're due anytime now...
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Welcome!
Scott
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Welcome to the forum.
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Hello and welcome.
Please educate me. What do you mean by "I keep my bees on allotments"?
A new term to me.
Thanks and good luck.
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Thanks all, for your welcome.
Seag2425, allotments are small plots of land for town and city dwellers to grow vegetables/flowers. Very popular now in the UK, most sites have a long waiting list. Some sites allow bees, and luckily mine does! :bee:
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Thanks for the information. Can never get enough education.
David