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I was painting boxes and any attempt at organisation would stifle my creative flow.

I think you will find the OP started this thread as a light hearted but seriously interested enquiry into the workshop/storage practices of other members and was not expecting suggestions of reducing the number of hives he has or building high roofline sheds.Sincere thanks anyway.

I'll have you know i tidied it up before the photo shoot, you should see the rest of the room !

Ahh, the Sticky Slipper Syndrome, I guess quite a few of us have been there.

Thats rather wonderful James.

Working in the brewery has a certain appeal ( he said topping up his London Pride ) Dave

I am envious !

Don't have one I'm afraid and the shed is home to motor bike,rotavator,hedge cutters and other 2 and 4 stroke necessities.

Enough of all this talk of bee space , how about beekeeper space ? I need more room, how do others cope if not lucky enough to have 500sq ft central heated,air conditioned workshop ?

....."we have joy,we have fun,we have"...... terrible record give it back to them !

Lots of light grey pollen has been going into all hives this last couple of weeks whenever the conditions were favourable , strolling around the neighbourhood and looking for likely sources, I think it could well be Virburnum tinus .

In my ignorance I didn't realise that, I thought they just put all the letters into a hat and drew them out as a raffle at one of their parties.

Not sure but I quite fancy the use of the 9th letter "iota" !

Having just been added as a new discipline to the next Olympics ( Sauter la Plongee), what are your best achievements , apis related obviously ? I rececently acquired a wheelbarrow frame from a skip that contained what was left after a shed caught alight ( they caught the two little fire flies...

Peacock butterfly sunbathing in the garden today !

I am hoping to perfect one of , if not the most difficult manipulations in beekeeping, the acquisition of new kit without arousing suspicion !

Excellent...thank you.

Indeed, but I still draw the line at Benny Hill.

Prunus autumnalis plus usual suspects.