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Is that Pooh Bear country in the background of your Avitar??

Very hard to be positive but understanding what/why will help you "Go again" next year. Good luck for 2012....

Turkey bones boiled Boxing Day and Stock made into lovely Parsnip, Sweet Potato and Stilton soup... Four dinner Turkey portions bagged and frozen for dark/blue days of January - next onto Goose for New Years day - Yum Yum !!

12 degrees and all three hives busy, one very much so. Saw a mouse nearby hive so pleased to have guards on. Also put woodpecker mesh on but was taken aback by how much activity there was on shortest day of year!!! Being a newbee never seen anything like it!!!!!!!!

£19 for a six footer, no roots, from local garden centre. Lovely tree. :rolleyes:

The brush is for cleaning the grooves on the fairway irons used to help impart spin to the ball, so I have been told.... but seeing as I have never found the fairway I really would not know!!! Remember do not lick your "Balls"...:driving:

"Roll-On" Spring!!! (wheelright - get it?):blush5:

Agree with RAB.:iagree: Best left to next year now. The bees will be more than capable of sorting things out, (but not when in a winter cluster.) Feed fondant - as RAB says and if they want it they will take it. Then cross fingers and plan next year!!!

Thanks PH - thought as much but still confused as to how some people can get so much polish in a 100ml tin!!!

Thanks PH I was thinking of around £4. When putting weight on label I assume that is intended for contents only and not tin + Label + Wax? The reason for asking is I cannot understand how people are getting such a "heavy" weight of wax in a 100ml tin?? My Tin, Label @ 39 gram + wax @ 35 gram...

Hi I have made a small quantity of Beeswax polish -with real turpentine and put into 100ml tins. The contents weigh 35 grams each tin.:) I did not add any other type of wax or ingredients. Question:- What do forum members charge for Beeswax polish sales? Thanks in advance for any replies...

Does "WIGIG" or "BOGOFF" apply???:rolleyes::rolleyes:

Kids 12 foot trampoline, complete with safety net enclosure, lifted clean over fence into middle of field!!! As of yet horses have declined to use it even though it landed right side up. Gusts of 70mph and increasing - Hope shed is weighed down enough with hive equip from Th**ne...

As per Dave Cushman I vaseline both sides of the CB rim to reduce propolising sticking effect and thus no sudden jarring on inspections.

Hi I have hives that face towards the long side of a polytunnel - for the simple reason it forces them to fly over 1.8m, which is above headheight. Works a treat!!

:iagree::iagree::iagree: Do it and do it sooner rather than later - their loss!!!

Oh my goodness!! I will never get all that stuff in a chinese takeaway container, nor mushroom plastic box as not that "mushroom" in either!!! Have these bees no stores whatsoever?? As a novice all the information this year is at odds of when I joined in winter Jan 20011 - but the it had...

I am going to put some Fondant on and have read to use takeaway containers over Crown Board hole. I am just a little nervous about what sized slit/holes to put in lid as I understand that is best way to put container on inverted with fondant inside?:willy_nilly: Thanks in advance for help

:iagree: Not sure brave enough to tell other half that though!!!!

Sale I had Monday 21st Nov for the online sale - but I may be wrong, (so SWMBO says often enough!!).