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I love that story, what a gem! truly a way of life that I try to embrace. Thanks for posting that. DebOutside of the whole "save the bees" mentality, this reminds me of a short story by Jean Giono that I read as a teenager sometime in the 1970's. It is worth a few minutes time.
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Yes, lots of speculation. Would like to see the facts as to how many "log homes" he has made and how many are being used. Also seems to be a lot of work when there are so many other homes you could make for bees to use. Thanks for sharing the story.
Got it to open from the desktop- great story.Outside of the whole "save the bees" mentality, this reminds me of a short story by Jean Giono that I read as a teenager sometime in the 1970's. It is worth a few minutes time. View attachment 52051
Careful there Gregv. I posted exactly that and was called a "dirty apiary" and "mite bomb waiting to happen".Most anyone could be running 1-2 un-managed log-hives in the "back 40", just as well.
I would not worry about it.Careful there Gregv. I posted exactly that and was called a "dirty apiary" and "mite bomb waiting to happen".