Martha Kearney's set honey

REDWOOD · Apr 30, 2014

I'm glad you all noticed the mistakes shows that we all know a bit of beekeeping but I don't think Joe public would have which the program was intended.

lorrick · Apr 30, 2014

I know even less than most, but enjoying the learning process not worthy

Margaret Elisabeth · Apr 30, 2014

lorrick said:
I know even less than most, but enjoying the learning process

Mmmmm According to what is being said on here you wont be learning much that will be worth the effort of remembering. A shame really, especially as the remit for the BBC is to educate and entertain.

Apple · May 1, 2014

Margaret Elisabeth said:
Mmmmm According to what is being said on here you wont be learning much that will be worth the effort of remembering. A shame really, especially as the remit for the BBC is to educate and entertain.

But is not it far easier to learn from other people mistakes, that it seems is what the fine art of comedy is all about.

The honey processing is dreadful, they seem to be totally ignoring BBKA guidelines on processing, I am surprised they did not show their slobbering bulldog cleaning up the table.

Then there is her honey jar label

Then as above it is a comedy, full of errors.

Living in a rural area I just hope nobody fills fields with rape too near to my colonies!

Happy days

James

Alabamaeee · May 1, 2014

Not to mention the massive "swarm" outside her hive in the 3rd episode :icon_204-2:

lorrick · May 1, 2014

Margaret Elisabeth said:
Mmmmm According to what is being said on here you wont be learning much that will be worth the effort of remembering. A shame really, especially as the remit for the BBC is to educate and entertain.

I did actually mean learning from this site not the BBC filmed antics, as if a question is asked and you sieve through the various answers you get a rough idea of what the answer might me :thanks: