The SBA website has been updated with the details of the centenary celebrations. It looks like a great weekend . Anyone else thinking of going?
http://www.scottishbeekeepers.org.uk...Centenary.aspx
The SBA website has been updated with the details of the centenary celebrations. It looks like a great weekend . Anyone else thinking of going?
http://www.scottishbeekeepers.org.uk...Centenary.aspx
Looks like a good programme, don't think much of that Dan Basterfield bloke though (I keed!) I saw a lecture by Keith De La Plane on IPM at the IBRA conference, he's an interesting speaker) I might have to see if I can make it up for this one, special occasion and all that.
Will try and make the effort as well. Have to check out the quality of the Guinness in Stirling.
Four of us hope to go from our ass'n.Should be a good "doo".
Short of actually booking anything yet I'm definitely intending to come. Pass arranged with the Mrs, I've learned over the past few years that If I want permission to go somewhere to do "bee things" all I have to do is invite her to come along.
Or Biberach/Riss are celebrating 125 years this year 21.4. and 22.04.2012 Scottish beekeepers are invited
Or 19& 20 May 2012 Hörbranz-Leiblachtal in austria will also be 100, they love Scotland, Hörbranz has its own pipe band, and highland games every year...
Next year ours will be 110 years old, there will not be a big party, certainly beers and a grill if anyone fancies it. Ryanair Edinburgh - Memmingen is an excellent connection...
The beer here is well worth checking out, the Guinness not so much.
I recommend an SBA centenary tour of Germany taking in as many different Dunkel Biers as possible
Simple questions before filling in the forms and trying to remember what a cheque book looks like:
Are people intending to do the dinner?
If people are staying, is there a preference on which hotel in best to choose? (I normally end up about a £50 taxi ride away from everyone else during these things).
Have my wristband now too! Highly efficient chap (whose name I've forgotten) I must say.
Bloke in Annan wasn't it. I remember getting stuck in that town with my mate Pete in the early 1980s hitching home from London.
We were standing in the cold at about 10.00pm and an old lady invited us into her house and fed us each a plate of field mushrooms to fortify us against the elements.
So not a word to be said against the residents of Annan.
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