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two dictionary definitons of corner: corner /ˈkɔːnə/ noun 1. a place or angle where two sides or edges meet. "Jan sat at one corner of the table" 2. a location or area, especially one regarded as secluded or remote. "fountains are discovered in quiet corners and sleepy squares"

whilst the only growing industry seems to be foodbanks and people (including children) are sleeping in the streets, while they still dip deeply into our pockets? whilst Carlo charges the RNLI a fee to cross the beach whilst responding to a shout for help? whilst his son profits from rack rents...

have a read of some of Alice Roberts's books gives a better overview of the ancient britons and the later 'celtic' legend. and of course the germanic ancestors of the English, started off as mercenaries invited over byb the Romans to bolster their defences, but when the romans scarpered (without...

I don't know, our current mob - carlo and his brat aren't much better but at least the Loch Ness Noncer (AKA the duke of dirtybastardshire) seems to only leech off his own family.

I would think so

That's why ywe don't talk about actual weights, you just need to practice on your chosen hive format so you know what very light, light, OK, heavy and very heavy feels like. doubtful - unless they weren't properly fed to start with

I wouldn't worry, but it seems almost compulsory on here that you need to get your panties in a knot if you get a glimpse of the sun at this time of year. It would help if we knew where you were. Best way to learn about hefting is to pile on the feed in the autumn so that the hives feel naimed...

and the number of slum tenanancies willie middleton rents out

A colleague of mine worked the channels at Heathrow airport in the early 1990's one day he overheard an american couple discussing Windsor castle "fancy building a castle right at the end of an airport runway"

not the 20 frame one

I saw the post but as I only have a 20 frame Lyson and no experience of a Konigin, I didn't reply. But why would you want a 20 frame extractor - with only one hive?

but it's not though. unless you class Torquay as 'the majority of England and Wales'

I used to love him in the silent movies. a bit further down the line I have an aunt of my ancestor (the notorious Oakleigh Leigh) who was concubine to Charles II. Oakleigh was port reeve and superintendent of the poor in Lampeter and installed the first sewerage system there (mid 1700's) he...

they didn't have a vote on it didn't you know? He was foisted upon them. The non english speaker thing was just the final insulting quip Nice to see that eventually he embarrassed the lot of them. Hot poker anyone?

indeed - his brat fat Hal wasn't much better, and the one redeeming feature I can find in his granddaughter was that she was instrumental in helping save the Welsh language after her father tried his best to kill it. Some say that she could actually speak the language.

no, I have a definite claim albeit on the wrong side of the blanket much further down the line being descended from Hywel Dda, patriarch of the Tudor line. Henry VII's claim to be Welsh however is now considered to be pretty dubious and he only claimed to be Edmund Tudor's son to gain support...

we used to give the beginners a frame making class during the winter - make up enough frames for the following season. If you can, make/buy hive stands that are 18" high, it makes inspections much easier - especially when teaching.

:iagree: my thoughts as well

lucky you.