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#81

CLUB MEETING, CONFERENCES, GATHERINGS, SEMINARS and EVENTS / Re: BeeFest 2025

Last post by RSwanson - January 15, 2025, 02:28:06 PM

will be ther sounds great.

#82

GREETINGS/TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF / Re: HOW DID YOU CHOOSE YOUR ME...

Last post by RSwanson - January 15, 2025, 01:50:35 PM

my name

#83

TV SHOWS / Re: What's on TV These Days?

Last post by The15thMember - January 15, 2025, 01:19:44 PM

My sister and I watched Quigley Down Under on Sunday.  We really liked it.  It's one of those movies that has everything.  Action!  Romance!  Drama!  Humor!    It would have been easy for Crazy Cora to be annoying, but she wasn't.  Alan Rickman and Tom Selleck are obviously perfect for these roles, and it was fun to see Ben Mendelsohn, who is now quite famous, as a young unknown actor.  Reasonably realistic, and Australia gives the movie a fun twist off the typically cowboy fare.  We gave it an 8.5. 

#84

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FORUM / Re: Do you hikers use this typ...

Last post by buzzbee - January 15, 2025, 01:10:55 PM

The proverbial leap of faith.

#85

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FORUM / Re: Do you hikers use this typ...

Last post by Ben Framed - January 15, 2025, 12:32:01 PM

I bet Reagan could enjoy something like this!

  No thank you!  I do not have the physical prowess to use something like that.  I'll stick with (pun intended) my standard walking stick, thank you very much!

My apologies Reagan; From your post along with your location and age and being the outdoors type led to my reasoning, that such might be right up your alley!   

I can see where the freedom of mobility by these folk in such terrain as shown in the clip, might make the prospect look inviting to others with similar terrain, who are physically able and daring enough to learn.

#86

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FORUM / Re: Do you hikers use this typ...

Last post by The15thMember - January 15, 2025, 11:30:19 AM

   No thank you!  I do not have the physical prowess to use something like that.  I'll stick with (pun intended) my standard walking stick, thank you very much!   

#87

GARDENING AROUND THE HOUSE / Re: Christmas flowering plants

Last post by buzzbee - January 15, 2025, 06:44:23 AM

Okay, now this thing has bloomed. The others Im not sure are going to.
Do I cut the flower stalk and continue water and sun until spring,or do you guys keep them activeall year through?
I know the bulbs need to store energy.

#88

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FORUM / Re: Do you hikers use this typ...

Last post by Ben Framed - January 14, 2025, 10:32:36 PM

I was wondering about that too iddee. They must have some kind of coating or gloves on, otherwise it would rub blisters for sure. (unless they do it so often they have thick callouses)? 🤷🏻‍♂️

If I was young I might try working my way up to their level.  Looks kinda fun!

#89

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FORUM / Re: Do you hikers use this typ...

Last post by iddee - January 14, 2025, 08:38:52 PM

I would think it would burn blisters on your hands.

#90

HONEYBEE REMOVAL / Re: Bees Inside a wooden box!

Last post by The15thMember - January 14, 2025, 05:59:24 PM

Welcome to Beemaster miamibeeremoval!
I also don?t have TikTok. Neither will anyone else if someone doesn?t buy it. I don?t think Elon wants it.
Jim Altmiller

I saw Kevin O'Leary was looking at purchasing it. 

Welcome to Beemaster, miamibeeremoval!    I was able to view the video as well.