Hello All,
Thought a lot of you would get a kick out of this.
http://chezneumansky.blogspot.com/2011/10/bees-bees-bees.html
That’s how I spent last weekend.
A rear addition provides a small-scale example of how to frame efficiently.
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That would have made a good Dirty Jobs episode!
nope
not yet....we're fixing to cut the comb into smaller pieces and put them in little mason jars as gifts.
Limited edition madscientist honey!
YUMMY!!!!!
Wife is cutting up the comb and putting it into mason jars for xmas gifts.
Finally had my first taste today..
I gotta say it is seriously fricken delicious!!
Bless my Dutch neighbors with their amazing yard filled with blooming flowers year round.
This is a crazy fantastic story, thanks so much for documenting it.
>>>me-20 bee
>>>me-20 bee stings
>>>Andrew- way over twenty..mostly on his fingers...
>>>200 pounds of honeycomb extracted from the big hive...
>>>20 pounds of honey comb for us to keep..
Those are some pretty impressive stats. I'd probably be dead with 20 stings, so I'm glad you didn't have any reaction.
BTW; how do honey bee stings feel? I've never been stung by one, but I've had plenty of wasp and hornet stings.
Sorry For the late reply
I didn't get any notifications about new posts to this thread?
A bee sting feels like a sharp pain..lilke getting a shot with a bigger than average needle..followed by a burning sensation for a couple of minutes...then for me its done...
We removed a hive from inside a wall of a condo 5 weeks ago. My helper got stung once on the ball of his right hand. by the next day he could'nt use his hand at all, his wrist was limp. Er doc says the bee stung him on the radial nerve of his hand and caused swelling that had damaged the nerve. He's been wearing a brace but his hand is still pretty useless. Doc says it may take a year for full recovery. All from one bee sting.