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Honey honey honey!

The grand finale to the beekeeping course I did in early Spring was to inspect a hive and see the bees in action.  The weather and everyone's diaries delayed the get together until today, when I and one other from the course were introduced to the hives on the edge of Lennoxlove Estate, near Haddington.  I managed to be stung, but at least I know now that I don't have a disastrous reaction to bees, so that's a comfort!
And lucky us!  We were given a piece of freshly cut comb!  George said "Go home and eat it while it is still warm from the hive."  I needed no second bidding.
And lucky us!  We were given a piece of freshly cut comb!  George said "Go home and eat it while it is still warm from the hive."  I needed no second bidding.

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