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So. Anyone keeping bees?
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10 food trends on the rise
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scottlitch
Southwest Hilltop, Columbus
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rus wrote >>
http://www.jsonline.com/features/food/112834574.html
So. Anyone keeping bees?I like the idea of keeping a beehive. Who ever planted the flowers and bushes around my house did a fantastic job. I love watching the bees collect pollen in the spring and summer.
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catnfiddle
Giant Corncob District
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No, but Manatee's thread about cooking freshly foraged garlic mustard comes to mind.
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rus
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catnfiddle wrote >>
No, but Manatee's thread about cooking freshly foraged garlic mustard comes to mind.yeah, thought of that too.
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Andrew Hall
Dennison Place (The Circles)
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While the comment section shows me that Milwaukee is about on par with Columbus for fools, that was a really good article. I wish more writers did something beyond cut-n-paste for a trends article. Nearly every item had specific local references. That is the non-lazy way to do these pieces.
It made my morning to see this. Thanks for posting it!
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wildgoose77
Not at all creative.
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Dang. Your dog is pretty hardcore.
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rus
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Nikkiangel93
Downtown Columbus by Day, Downtown Delaware by night
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I have considered putting a beehive in my backyard for the past few years. I plan on digging up a sizable garden next year and expanding past my tomato and herb garden so this might be the year to add bees too since that is what all the cool kids will be doing :)
My poor husband will have to be the beekeeper since I am mildly allergic.
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