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Welcome from Caerphilly, but I'm up Synod Inn way a few times a year visiting family just down the road at Ffos y ffin, I'd also recommend a chat at the New Quay honey farm.

I've sat hives for people who couldn't get to them for one reason or another,It's good to have someone as a back up if you had to have an operation or had to go away on work.

I have bee's in the next field to horses, no problems as yet :)

I have some dark bees and they can be evil I've been stung by them every time I've worked them. Find some gentle bees as you don't want to be put off & they will be more forgiving if or when you roll them etc.

have done with a few hives this year.

If I was starting again I'd go 14x12 poly :)

Daryn, You'd probably struggle to get those speeds in Rudry :D True I know of some people that still only get 1mb and I get up to 70mb back on topic very nice cams will book mark them :)

My inlaws live in Ffos y ffin, think they get 4mb down.

He can just ignore a civil case.

Nat poly but would of voted 14x12 poly if the option had been there.

Did't see it had all ready been posted, please delete :)

I cannot believe the the utter rubbish here, What do you think ?http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2379074/It-s-sting-Swarm-angry-wasps-engulf-postbox-leaving-people-scared-post-letters.html

I'd always recommend an out apiary, you never know when or if you might need to move your bee's, it's handy to have a back up site.

maybe she just needs a bit more time?

try get your hands on a bee vac or make one :D

BB light weight for me, I'd never buy a cheap 3bay suit again.

100% a swarm lure a few frames, never in a 5-6 frame nuc they've always chosen my spare brood and half or a 14x12.

Agree moved a few now with no problems one was moved less than 1/4 mile.

I've found they seem to hurt less :)