Bees in transit sign

[dpearce4]

hi

if anyone wants to use this sign i made your more than welcome. it is in microsoft word and Pdf but the pdf will need a bit of a crop due to the software having run out.

cheers

 

[circe]

I've always been tempted to do a "Bees on Board" hanging in the back of the car with the bees on a surfboard.....

 

[DarynWebb]

very nice, but I don't own a transit? but I do drive a ford

 

[REDWOOD]

Brill just what I wanted for my transit van and for my swarm boxes, saves me lots of time stenciling caution live bees
thanks very much
Paul

 

[YorkshireBees]

great, just what I need.
Thanks

 

[beebreeder]

And if some one wants to nick some colonies all they have to do is follow you.

 

[johnmcc]

Nice one, thanks.

 

[user 6228]

And if some one wants to nick some colonies all they have to do is follow you.

he needs "No bees are left in this Van overnight" to go with it

 

[johncorne]

No one tailgates me

Jc

 

[TBRNoTB]

hi

if anyone wants to use this sign i made your more than welcome. it is in microsoft word and Pdf but the pdf will need a bit of a crop due to the software having run out.

cheers

Looks like their coming to get you......

 

[dpearce4]

not me. its the work computer with work software. its one way the government is saving money. only using trial software.

 

[BeeJayBee]

That's handy, thanks.

 

[RoofTops]

Two observations:

It reminds me of the famous "Show Dogs in Transit" signs which were the brunt of many jokes a few years ago.

Why are the bees flying vertically down into the ground?

 

[tkwinston4]

I used to have a sign in my car that said "dog on board" but I eventually took it down after about the 50th comment from some "funny" guy!!

 

[drstitson]

Never used a transit. "Bees in Smart" however!

 

[The Cumbrian]

Why are the bees flying vertically down into the ground?

Its to help warn the public that they are dangerous Kamekaze bees, prepared to fly on suicide missions.

 

[herefordshirehoney]

Just created my sign to stop people driving 1 meter behind me - not sure whether i should leave it up permanently ‎though!

Feel free to use it.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/103057/beesintransit.pdf

 

[itma]

It might not be a "unidexter" but akin to Dudley Moore's would-be Tarzan, I can't help noticing that that particular bee "lacks something in the Leg Department".

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

And if some one wants to nick some colonies all they have to do is follow you.

That's true - but then the beehives in the back would be a bit of a clue