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What does a beekeeper do in the winter?
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Re: What does a beekeeper do in the winter?
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December 11, 2007, 06:49:41 PM »
sean
Olga is kite flying weather. I don't even think it will make Cat 1.
One day of winds and rain compared to months of ice and snow. I will stick with the storms.
My paypas are going nuts. Wife fried up some Plantains Sunday night. And I have been giving bananas away to my friends and neighbors.
I hear Konasdad may be heading your way. You will have a great time.
Sincerely,
Brendhan
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yeah under normal circumstances it should be mild but we had a protracted period of rain almost all of october and the ground is real saturated. Linked up with Konasdad already and we'll be in touch
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Sean, I hope all will be well, my thoughts are there. Have fun with Konasdad, you guys are all lucky to be meeting up with our forum friends.
Annette, I know that they are just kidding, I was just kidding too, hee, hee
Beautiful and wonderful day, Cindi
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