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hannah donovan
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 Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2018 12:12 am Post subject: green gathering in chepstow , wales.... talk/demonstration |
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Hi all..
I am by no means an expert, but i do know the basics of bee caring and i own a topbar made to phils specs, and i also have old langstroth and national and commercial beehives i have also borrowed a ware hive from a lovely man who runs sustainable beekeeping meets every quarter in london. ... well I will be showing these hives along with doing a talk at THE GREEN GATHERING FESTIVAL (i will be in the permaculture section) IN CHEPSTOW 2nd to 5th August. .. i have 4 spots and in one i will be showing the film more than honey with a q and a session... anyone who has a ticket for the GG is welcom to join my talk to lend thier support.... (i am nervous as a kitten..first public talk) link here http://www.greengathering.org.uk/permaculture/ |
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hannah donovan
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| Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2018 3:26 pm Post subject: went well |
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| for those interested the bee caring talk and demonstration of hives went very well...we kept getting stopped and asked questions for the whole weekend.. |
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Barbara
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Excellent!
Well done Hannah! |
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Waltonder
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| Are you planning more gatherings like this in 2020, Hannah? |
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