Beemaster's International Beekeeping Forum
MEMBER BULLETIN BOARD => GREETINGS/TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF => Topic started by: PerryBee on December 18, 2007, 07:57:12 pm
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No such thing as too much information and there seems to bee lots here.Hope to be able to tap into it.
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Hi Perry! Welcome to the bee info. capitol of the world!
Theres tons of bee stuff here that people can tell you about! I've found that i learn more here than I do at the local bee club!
I hope you learn alot here like i do!
There'll be some more people to say hello before you know it!
Looking forward to your input!
your friend,
john
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Welcome PerryBee. You will feel welcome here.
I hope that my next vacation will be to Nova Scotia. When your post count allows you to post photos, please do.
Steve
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Welcome to the forums Perrybee!! Hope you make lots of new friends here!
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Welcome!
Sincerely, JP
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Perry, good, you have found our forum and welcome!!! It is a wonderful and great place to spend time, you will soon see that. Why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself so we can get to know you better? It is wonderful to hear of what people are up to, and we are all interested. Have a wonderful and greatest of day. Cindi
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Hello Cindi. Let's see,I'm 49,married and have a soon to be 6 yr. old boy.We moved to Nova Scotia when he was born (2002) from your backyard ( Port Coquitlam ).Needless to say we are still getting used to the difference in climate!! I had 5 hives in BC and now I have 10 and hope to at least double that in 08.The season is a lot shorter here so figuring out different bloom times and stuff has been a challenge.I just discovered a couple of these sights and wish I had known about them long ago ( my bees probably wish so too ).I can see there is a lot of knowledge out there and I 've already had a few good laughs as well.Great Site.
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Perry, cool, Poco eh? That is about a 20 minute drive (we are in east Maple Ridge, Websters Corners, to be exact), you probably know the area. What area of Poco did you reside in? What instigated a move to Nova Scotia, by the way.
Nice to see that you want to increase your number of hives. I bet beekeeping is indeed different on the other side of this country. Nice to have yet another Canadian with us. Have a wonderful, great day. Cindi
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Websters Corner,know it well.Lived up on Mary Hill ,just off eastern.Kept my hives in Pit Meadows.I drove for BC Transit ( Coast Mtn. ) for 11 years.My wife and I were trying to start a family with no luck after years of trying.Remember the big 4 month transit strike?My son was born 9 months after the first day of the strike!!!! Something told me I had to make a change in the way we were living and I had been out here once before and loved it.Four mos. after he was born we moved to Lunenburg!!!Miss your weather though.
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Oooh, Perry, that is cool about your Son being born 9 months after the first day of the strike. Yes, I remember the strike well. It impacted our foster children terribly (and of course so many other poor souls). Nice to hear of someone that knows the territory here, being a transit driver, you know everywhere, hee, hee. Good luck with your life back east, never been there, but I know it is beautiful. Talkin' to ya. PM me sometime. We're off topic, hee, hee (I do this well, my forum friends totally know this :( ;) ;) :) :roll: :)). Best of this great day. Cindi
Where did you keep your bees in PM?