I continue to revise the TBH website at:
 
                      http://www.gsu.edu/~biojdsx/main.htm
 
to try to improve it.  I have reduced the sizes of the .gif files so that
they load faster.  It's a compromise always...the smaller photos show less
detail, but if I get requests for particular photos to be larger I can
always rescan them and set up links.
 
A major addition that I've made is to set up a link on the home page to a
page on building and using a honey press.  I have 9 photos on the page,
and at 14.4, it takes about 3.5 minutes to load.  I am trying to keep all
of my .gif files on the website around 20K in size.   If you have any
interest in pressing honey out of the comb, check out these possibilities.
 
I continue to add names of tbh beekeepers.  If you are keeping bees in
tbh's and would like your name added to the 'list' link, please send me
the appropriate information.
 
Several tbh beekeepers with whom I communicate are recording  their
experiences as they establish their hives.  Perhaps we can look forward to
text and photos from them in the future.
 
I hope your honeyflows are going well in the Northern Hemisphere, that
your colonies have gone into the winter in good shape if you're in the
Southern Hemisphere of our marvelous planet...
 
Cordially yours,
 
Jim
 
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  |  258 Ridge Pine Drive        --------------------------------|
  |  Canton, GA 30114, USA        Canton is about 40 mi/64 km    |
  |  Telephone (770) 479-4784     north of Altanta, Georgia USA  |
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