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Beekeeping...
How did that come about eh?
Years ago, some dude looks at a few bees, and thinks... "Cool ! I'll KEEP some of those' ??? |
more like mmm honey, maybe we can keep bees and farm the honey instead of hunting for it in the wild
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There were beehives at my secondary school belonging to one of the physics teachers.
We did have a lesson about why they were kept and i'm sure it was to do with honey being the only thing people knew to use as a sweetener. Sugar as a refined cooking ingredient is a lot more recent thing. I bought some lime marmalade at an agricultural show a couple of years ago that had been made using honey instead of sugar. Was really nice :) |
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Real honey never goes bad. Amazing stuff.
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we have sting less bees here. There is a wall here on my property that has a Hive. Need to figure out how to get the honey without disturbing them toooo much.
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Honey is awesome stuff. It's antibacterial, so you can spread it on a wound to keep it clean. Also great as a source of sugar, energy, etc. Also - no crops without bees :) If you are sending a group of guys up a tree in the forest once a month to go raid a wild bees nest for honey, wouldn't it make sense to keep those bees in a box that you could access easily?
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However, (All love for me aside) if I saw a few sharks in the sea, and I thought - These things could bite and hurt me - I wouldn't be thinking 'Hmmmm I'll keep a few of them'... ? :helpme |
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My uncle was a beekeeper, and he had a way of handling them without getting stung. I've seen him pick up a hive and have bees crawing on his hand. They would sting other people who tried it, however.
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When I drive through rural areas, I always keep an eye out for people selling honey on the side of the road. It is jsut so damn good! Buy a few kilos at a time :thumbsup |
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