Somewhere to explore, during the day, while the bees work
Cigarette lighter
Uzabeeware hive smoker
Diesel
Flea bombs
Bee bombs
Fishing boots, a pair of gloves and
Gaffer tape
Overalls, a veil and a broad-brimmed hat
Mortein, a sharp knife and an airtight box
Spare undies
Nightie
A thermos of coffee, some pickled octopus, olives and bread
Mangoes
Swag and
A tent with no holes
Antihistamines
It was an apocalypse.
ReplyDeleteAll of it necessary but I do question the pickled octopus.
ReplyDeleteThe magpies got that in the end.
DeleteCrikey! What a mission. Poor bees and poor you.
ReplyDeleteThe spare undies intrigue me the most. So it was bad, huh? Hope you're ok.
ReplyDeleteIt was fine MF and Melba. For me I mean. The bees, well, see comment above.
ReplyDeleteHa-ha :-)
ReplyDeleteMade me laugh, that one..
I didn't read the list properly. Spare undies AND nightie AND tent without holes. I getcha and glad you are ok.
ReplyDeleteNightie?! This is not the outdoorswoman that I thought I knew!
DeleteAlways gotta have a nightie Tom. Even stonemasons should have at least one.
ReplyDeleteHappy to hear it all went well for you and badly for the bees - well a little bit sad for the bees but they had to go. It's such a pity that you can't use their honey.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your advice Janine. I was rather stressy last week just thinking about the operation but it did go well.
DeleteAn airtight box? I'm not well versed in bee business, so thanks for the list. a whole weeks worth of undies - must have been a big job. Not native I take it?
ReplyDeleteNo MR Hat, they are feral bees which I think are related to the domestic ones.
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