Worldwide Beekeeping
General Discussion => Any and Every Thing => Topic started by: Perry on February 08, 2015, 09:03:33 am
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Feb. 8/ 2015
Dandelions eh? Really?:D
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Check out the neighbours deck in the top left! Drift halfway up their windows! :D
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Looks like you have a little snow there Perry.
Ken
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Just a little......ha!
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Thankfully, the snow here has been melting the last two days.. all thats left is the drifts at this point.. keeping figers crossed those vanish soon as well!
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I checked 2 outyards today and was pretty spooked by what I saw. Some of the hives were completely buried, but when I waded out to them I could see a small hole in the snow where the upper entrances would be, so I guess all is well. Even if the sun does come out there will be no solar gain on the tarpaper cause little of it can be seen.
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I checked 2 outyards today and was pretty spooked by what I saw. Some of the hives were completely buried, but when I waded out to them I could see a small hole in the snow where the upper entrances would be, so I guess all is well. Even if the sun does come out there will be no solar gain on the tarpaper cause little of it can be seen.
Doesn't snow act as an insulator? (or is that another internet hoax?)
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Hey Greg. I hope it is! :o :D
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Crossing my fingers for ya Perry
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According to Michael Palmer having the hives buried like that is a good thing. Keeps them cold without being FRIGID.. no wind etc.
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Snow is/can be an insulator. Being buried keeps 'em out of the wind
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More "insulation" coming on Sunday, another foot and a half of the stuff.
I don't know about you Keith, but this is getting ridiculous. Where to put it?
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I can take snow around Christmas, (one time) it brings back memories when i was a kid and family members were still alive., but it wears it's welcome out fast anymore, guess that's just part of getting old. Jack
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I still have places to put it. Very glad I have one of these to move it though
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The Walmart in the next community has a huge parking lot. It is about half the normal size now because a 10' high snow pile covers the other half.
Last year when it finally melted you should have seen all the stuff that showed up! :o
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Papa
Blowers are better. I love mine.
http://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/components/acsearch.aspx?catid=22037
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My dad went to look at a used blower last week. he never even saw it.
Get this
the guy wouldn't sell it to us right then because it was buried in snow in his yard somewhere.
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Papa
lol. Wait till spring. You can find a good deal on tractor blowers. Use ones are worn out. They need parts. My diesel tractor wont start at 0 degrees, I have to wait till it warms up to 15 degrees. We need a warm up. I'm sick of this winter already.
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I got a crick in my neck just listening to you guys talk about a snow blower on back of the tractor :D
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crick in the neck?............ :D
i just plain get tired even reading about snow removal.......... :D