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Lesli
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February 16, 2005, 06:30:32 AM »
I asked about extractors. Well, I bought a Ranger Radial (motorized), stand, and optional baskets for deep frames. Also, an uncapping knife and a band for warming crystalized honey in a bucket.
A local hobby beekeeper died, and his widow wanted to sell some of his equipment. The extractor was one of his last purchases, and he used it only once.
Although I didn't know him, it's obvious from the way she talks about him that he was a great guy. So I'm glad that I could "inherit" some of his equipment and give it a good home. She said they shared many hobbies, but the bees were his.
Funny thing. I went to buy an extractor and ended up buying an extractor and amazed at the joy and sadness of a great, long marriage.
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Beth Kirkley
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You got something very special out of the purchase. That's really cool.
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Lesli
Thats a deal. Good for you.
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Thats great Life is like living in a Museum sometimes you go places meet people learn about there life become part of it what a wonderful story
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