The devabees have now retired. Thanks girls for all your hard work

Nope

1Passoword, Android and Chrome is to die for #irony

Currently bottling and labelling our largest ever single private order.
They'll be Wedding Favours for the prestigious Cheshire Wedding of 2025 🤫

I have had the occasional windows down, drive faster moments as well

We've had a little Spring Clean at the Beeston Castle Bronze Age Roundhouse and a reorganisation of stuff. Many more artefacts are now on show. Come see and let us know what you think.

Can't say I have ever used the word meditative alongside beekeeping. Words that I recall include confusing, infuriating, frustrating, exasperating, scary, tiring, heavy hard work and occasionally rewarding.

🤔

I stand with Ukraine and Russia is an invader

This is a windlass that I invented as a tool for tightening the ropes in the Beeston Castle Rope Bed.
No idea as to its Bronze Age authenticity. But it does the job with ease.

Come to Beeston Castle and see a Bronze Age Roundhouse complete with a central hearth with actual fire. That is if you dare 😀

Also there seems to be controversy within British Academia as to the benefit or otherwise of bee bricks.
Feels a bit like green washing to me. But then I dunno anything.
#udou

Afaik one council in England requires such things in new builds taller than 5m. Not quite the same as the impression being created by the above message.

Today, we installed the bronze age bed at Beeston Castle Roundhouse.

It's called "eyes & hands" integration. 🤷‍♂️

Planned maintenance at Beeston Castle Roundhouse today. Replacing the daub on one of the wall panels.
Done.

Don't buy.
Don't acquire.
Just flour, water and time.
Don't forget to christen her.

What with the thaw and the rain, outdoors work has become tricky