crashD
Dirty old man
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In a Big way.
lol - didn't look too large on my phone???
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In a Big way.
Hey that sucks xp! We don't win 'em all I guess.I tried my hand at beekeeping about 5 years ago. Made two catastrophic newbie mistakes: waited too long to replace a dead queen in one hive and didn't recognize the other hive was about to swarm. I spent about $150, and the bees only stuck around for two months. I haven't tried since.
We have good programs here, too. I also attended the local beekeeping meetings here, which covered the basics. I read all the books I could get on keeping bees. I built top-bar hives from local lumber. (In hindsight, though, I think I would do langstroth hives if I ever do it again.)
But, honestly, I have enough hobbies as it is -- though I have been itching to get into falconry. Who knows?
Hey that sucks xp! We don't win 'em all I guess.
The local agricultural college here runs a really thorough evening class series each winter - 10 class sessions and 4 Saturday mornings at an apiary - so I had a really good lead-in. Add to that a dear friend in another part of the country who promised me a nucleus of bees as his gift during the second half of the course, and an active local association, so I had a great beginning. My first swarm threat and the woman who runs the beekeepers supplies for our area came with all her gear to take me through what my options were. Come to think of it, I couldn't have asked for a better beginning. I've been at it two seasons now, and I have five hives over-wintering, all from that first nucleus, my five queens her daughters and grand-daughters.
I was a State Trooper for many years, before I had to get a real job, haha. While there, I had a radio show where folks could call in and ask questions about traffic codes and criminal laws.
That's so cool!! ^_^
First you're a cop, then you're climbing 300 feet into the air on wind turbines -- both pretty ballsy jobs!
Very beautiful, and you're handsome!I was asked if I'd contribute a shot, so here is one from a backpacking trip, 10 days in the Wallowa Mountains.
Handcuffs...hmmmm...
I was a State Trooper for many years, before I had to get a real job, haha. While there, I had a radio show where folks could call in and ask questions about traffic codes and criminal laws.
Very beautiful, and you're handsome!
Handcuffs...hmmmm...
Me a few years ago, before the beard
Now THAT is sexy...fully clothed, totally hot!