Hello fromWigan

Started by G4WIL, June 18, 2008, 05:40:55 AM

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G4WIL

Hello all,
           I've just heard of your forum  :). After giving it a 'once over' I liked what I saw (very progressive :) ).
I live and keep my bees in an area not associated with beekeeping usually ,but hey !, my bees aren't aware of this and carry on doing a good job.
  I have kept bees for more than 18 years (the earlier ones the best, no varroa etc. :)).
doubtless I'll  find some kindred spirits as I continue to read the posts.

John Wilkinson.

Scadsobees

Welcome from Michigan!

Being a conservative, I'm not sure what you mean by "progressive", but as far as beekeeping goes...well then I suppose I am somewhat progressive, trying stuff out , playing around, not doing what some of the old beekeepers say (according to the book!).

Rick
Rick

G4WIL

Hi Rick,
I also am conservative by nature  :), I was referring to the site ( voice chat etc.).
I know you guy's are ahead of us Brits with your experience of various bee ailments CCD etc, and just wondered how research into the problems are getting anywhere near resolving the problems ?.
The problems are beginning to affect the UK but our department responsible for animal health is in denial although beekeepers are reporting big colony losses !
As a newbie on this forum, I haven't had time to read it all, maybe the answer to my question is already on here somewhere  :).
Thank you for your welcoming response.

John Wilkinson

pdmattox

Welcome to beemaster.com and join up with us in voice chat. We would love to have you join in and can help you get set up. Just let us know if we can help.

Dallas

Cindi

John, welcome to our forum, 18 years with the bees, you are a lucky man.  This is a place where you can spend time, make new friends, you will have your tales to tell, and we are all listening.  We are an interested group (and some of us nosier than others, hee, hee).  Tell us your tales.....it seems that lately we have had quite a few members coming from your neck of the world, that is very cool.  Stick around, you will totally enjoy the time you spend with us.....have that most beautiful and wonderful day, love our lives we live and share.  Cindi
There are strange things done in the midnight sun by the men who moil for gold.  The Arctic trails have their secret tales that would make your blood run cold.  The Northern Lights have seen queer sights, but the queerest they ever did see, what the night on the marge of Lake Lebarge, I cremated Sam McGee.  Robert Service