The final awards of the season were decided on Tuesday September 30th. Both included either determination or suffering.
Sting of the year went to Leonie Williams for a sting to the eyebrow at the apiary.
The more skilled trophy was hard fought through multiple rounds of conkers. Different skills and approaches were seen in attempt to be crowned the conkerer.
Finally – exhausted – Simon Gniadkowski was the victor! Thanks to all who participated – a great way to round off a brilliant season.
On a cool but dry Saturday morning, twelve of us gathered at The Frying Squad butty van to fuel up with breakfast sandwiches (strictly for energy, of
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The Sutton Coldfield and North Birmingham Beekeepers Association Branch 87th Honey Show took place at Middleton Hall on Saturday September 20th and was subsequently open
On Tuesday 12th August in temperatures touching 30 degrees, our training apiary in Sutton Park was visited by the regional bee inspector, Suzanne King. She
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