A to Bee with my Gelbu Special

lol kron, -- wonderful bee pictures man, and technically living that close to the bees you already have a natural hive ! , your hobby is preset you just dont get to steal their honey that often, still awesome to look at , bees are amazing creatures. also very cool house, and anvil !
 
kronckew said:
i tried that once. it did not turn out well. the queen decided i was the biggest and best drone in the hive. we've been married for 20 years now and have had 5 billion, 975 million, 300 thousand and 15 children. my wings are worn out.

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HA!! Well you better keep your day job Kron...You dont want to have to fill out the food stamp paperwork for all them chillins!
 
Gehazi said:
lol kron, -- wonderful bee pictures man, and technically living that close to the bees you already have a natural hive ! , your hobby is preset you just dont get to steal their honey that often, still awesome to look at , bees are amazing creatures. also very cool house, and anvil !
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Thanks Gehazi! They are fun to watch. That anvil is an original ACME anvil right out of the Sears catalog. Beeep Beeep! Dad had it since the day i was born. I do plan to use it again someday when i begin forging steel (if I live that long). The house ill explain later in cantina if anyone is interested. Not your normal geodesic. I built it myself. No heavy machines. Just shovel, hand drill and saw.
 
Hated the Bee pictures, but love the anvil, she's a beauty.

The compressor is pretty cool too.
 
sadly i'm a type 2 diabetic, so no honey for me.

luckily as my wife was a queen (we parted company recently, she flew the nest), the state makes her pay alimony and there is no child support as the children are all grown up all have full time jobs in the family business. how fast they grow up these days, seems like just a few weeks ago they were larvae and couldn't walk. now look at them. they all have their pilot's licenses too!

love the house. and the khukuri. you'll have to give us a guided tour in pictures.
 
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