A Bee in my Bonnet by Louise Westwood Bee Masters It was good to know

It was good to know that they had satisfaction from the cooking process as well as the food

the study of the works by foreign travelers who visited Greece from the 17th to the 19th centuries to gather information on beekeeping and wicker hives

the better prepared you will be to become a native beekeeper

– Sarah Wyndham Lewis

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A Bee in my Bonnet by Louise Westwood Bee Masters It was good to knowAfter a distinguished academic career, Dr Westwood retired as lecturer at the University of Sussex and became a beekeeper. This insightful and amusing account of bee fever will strike a cord with all beekeepers. It is full of colour photographs not only about beekeeping but also of honey bees and other pollinators on flowers with a discussion regarding the choices bees make when collecting nectar and pollen. It also includes poetry about the honey