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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Bee Christmas Tree

I've been lucky to have been given a number of bee Christmas ornaments every year. This year I had a small table tree that I decorated only with bee ornaments. Unfortunately I didn't have my camera until Christmas day so I didn't get a picture of the tree. However, I bought these ornaments from Brushy Mountain to put on the tiny tree.

My friend and fellow beekeeper in Atlanta, PN Williams, gave me this tiny hive (I am pretty sure he made it himself) so I put it on the tree as well. Isn't it a treasure? Thank you, PN.



I think these photos should be titled:  "Gulliver Visits the Lilliputian Bee Yard."



Hope all of my fellow beekeepers have had a happy holiday season!
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6 comments:

  1. Thank you, Hayati - Happy New Year to you as well!
    Linda T

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  2. From Greece and Katerini city's Happy New Year!!!

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  3. cute! Happy New Year!!

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  4. We have the Brushy Mountain Bee ornaments too. We arranged them into a "swarm" on one of the branches.

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  5. I love the tiny bee hive ornament.

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  6. Happy New Year for you and your bees! Love the tiny hive!

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