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#216502 - 02/22/12 01:36 PM Re: Any Beekeepers? [Re: jabber]
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Registered: 12/23/10
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Since we're on the subject of bees, some of you might enjoy my little essay about my honey tasting experience. It's posted here: A Taste of Honey
I'm still enjoying the honey I bought on that adventure, and I'm looking forward
to going back.
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#216508 - 02/22/12 04:39 PM Re: Any Beekeepers? [Re: Sandy N.]
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Great post, Sandy. I left you a comment.
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#216513 - 02/23/12 09:49 AM Re: Any Beekeepers? [Re: Anne Holmes]
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Sandy,
Read "A Taste of Honey" write up. I generally have a jar of honey on hand. The latest jar I purchased is Aunt Sue's, A SueBee Product, Raw-Wild Natural and 100% Pure Strained Honey. Love it. Would like to do a honey tasting trek and a cheese tasting tour. Love both of these products.

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#216525 - 02/24/12 12:56 AM Re: Any Beekeepers? [Re: jabber]
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Thank you, Anne and jabber, for your feedback. I like to eat local foods as much as is practical, and local honey is no exception.
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#216527 - 02/24/12 02:18 PM Re: Any Beekeepers? [Re: jabber]
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Both the honey tour and a cheese tasting tour sound so fun, Jabber. Where you live in upstate New York, there ought to be a lot of places you can do both. After all, Wisconsin-born gal that I am -- my husband claims a day does not go by that I do not serve him cheese in some form or another -- I know that you have a lot of good New York Cheddar produced in your state. Not to mention local wineries, if I recall correctly.

I think our local CVB's (Convention and Visitor's Bureaus) ought to consider better promoting these products. Get local B&B's to promote cheese tasting tours, honey tasting tours and etc.

In Wisconsin, they produce cheese, wine, cherries, cranberries. And of course there is the Nationa Mustard Museum -- featuring "Poupon U" wearables. This museum, if you haven't heard of it, is owned by a zany former lawyer, and just celebrated its 25th anniversary.

All good fun stuff for people to do on weekend visits to our respective states.
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#216529 - 02/24/12 02:29 PM Re: Any Beekeepers? [Re: Anne Holmes]
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Anne,
There are lots of wine tasting places here. Problem is hubby and I don't consume alcohol. After few tastes, I'd have to be carried
out of the winery. Cheese on the other hand, I totally love but haven't taken the time to tour any factories around here. But one day, I will.

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#216530 - 02/24/12 02:42 PM Re: Any Beekeepers? [Re: jabber]
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Understood, Jabber. You and I can be totally happy without the wine. But wine tastings DO bring tourists to the wineries around here.
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#216533 - 02/25/12 10:31 AM Re: Any Beekeepers? [Re: Anne Holmes]
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I'll bet! When WB and I go on vacations, we pass lots of vineyards but never stop. The truth is I'm much happier now then when hubby and I went out and downed a few pretty-colored mixes.

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#216535 - 02/25/12 04:52 PM Re: Any Beekeepers? [Re: jabber]
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Steve and I went out for an anniversary dinner (24 years) earlier this month, and on a whim I ordered a white wine spritzer with dinner instead of my usual iced tea.

The thing didn't even taste that good, and I never did manage to finish it. I've never been a big drinker, though I have nothing against it, morally or religiously. Just never got into it.

There have been a lot of alcoholics in Steve's family, so he guards against that by only having a drink on special occasions.

I agree with you: Both of us used to drink more when we were younger, and I don't think either of us miss it.But I'm not against drinking alcohol, and don;'t have any problems with those who do. I guess the way I see it, NOT drinking saves me a lot of calories I can spend on stuff I like a lot more!!
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#216537 - 02/25/12 06:56 PM Re: Any Beekeepers? [Re: Anne Holmes]
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I'm not against it but the law has clamped down on drunk driving and a person could lose everything they've worked a lifetime to accumulate, so I guess the smart thing to do, is not overdo.

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