Yesterday we went to Honeyville, a business establishment 6 miles north of Durango, that does bees and everything having to do with bees. I was actually looking for some hand lotion, but of course ended up buying much more. How do you resist Cinnamon flavored honey butter? :-) The most interesting thing I learned was how the company treats their bees in the winter. Of course it snows and gets cold in Colorado, so the bee hives, complete with inhabitants, are loaded onto a truck and transported to sunny, warm California to spend the winter.
How many of us wouldn't like the same treatment as the bees? But then again, how many of us work as hard as they do?
Yesterday we went to Honeyville, a business establishment 6 miles north of Durango, that does bees and everything having to do with bees. I was actually looking for some hand lotion, but of course ended up buying much more. How do you resist Cinnamon flavored honey butter? :-) The most interesting thing I learned was how the company treats their bees in the winter. Of course it snows and gets cold in Colorado, so the bee hives, complete with inhabitants, are loaded onto a truck and transported to sunny, warm California to spend the winter.
How many of us wouldn't like the same treatment as the bees? But then again, how many of us work as hard as they do?
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Cinnamon Flavoured Honey Butter? Ive never heard of it, but it sounds scrumptious!
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