We didn’t get back home until after dark. While the morning started cold, below zero in various spots as we drove along for 3 hours, by the time we arrived in Riverton, the day had finally warmed up, and it actually was 41˚.
41˚! Wow.
Somehow that camera of mine forgot to get out of the pickup… so no pictures of my mysterious activities until we were headed home.
So here it is!
Under the blue blankets is my new top bar bee hive, complete with bees! Tomorrow I’ll set them up, and let them settle in.
The trip home was great until we got to Worland and a blizzard hit! It remained 20˚ but the snow was blowing sideways and the road was yucky! I hope the bees take it well, this transition from the little snow of Riverton to our 15″ here at home! Extra feed should help, and knock on wood, I’ll have a successful hive for once!
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Brrrrrrrrr, as I’m watching the bees flit about in my Cape Honeysuckle outside my studio. Good luck, bees! Snuggle in and stay warm; we need you and more beekeepers like Carol!
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So cool! Good luck with this hive.
Is there a reason you wanted to bee back in the bee business before spring?
Very exciting.. can’t wait to see it all set up.. good luck.. Glad you had a safe trip home..
I’m all a buzzzz with excitement for you! (sorry pun was needed there) Good luck with your new hives.
Yayyyy! So excited to hear how your bee venture continues! I’m still hoping to have bees soon myself. 😀