A budding honey farmer has begun her first on the job learning experience. Charlotte has from the very beginning shown a growing curiosity and keen interest in the bees.
No gloves and no fear, the bees were thankfully friendly that day. She minded us when we told her to be slow in her motions when around the bees. It was almost as if the bees were cooperating to teach her the best lessons too.
I was close, without any proper gear, so this picture is not the best and snapped rather quickly. The queen was presenting herself to us.
I was reading one of Miss Read's books recently and wouldn't you know it, a character in the book, Village Centenary, is a keeper of bees.
"Heard the latest?" inquired Mr. Willet the next morning. "About the vicar?"
"He's going to keep bees."
I was reading one of Miss Read's books recently and wouldn't you know it, a character in the book, Village Centenary, is a keeper of bees.
"Heard the latest?" inquired Mr. Willet the next morning. "About the vicar?"
"He's going to keep bees."
3 comments:
Just stopping by....wanted to say hi. :) You sound well, and I esp. enjoyed reading about your daughters. Sweet girls.
She is so cute in her gear. I have a friend who just started keeping bees (with her daughter) and she was telling me of their adventures and how wonderfully her garden is growing this year because of them. :)
What a delicious and fascinating opportunity! She looks like she is enjoying every minute of it.
Blessings!
Deborah
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