reference the imirie shim, I cut another slot in the opposite side of the
wood which puts it in front and
the back.  I put it on my hives above the innercover, and the slightest
breeze blows the heat through
the hive and lowers the internal temperatures.  In South Carolina it gets a
little hot on the top. This seems to save some cooling effort by the bees.
Can't say that I get more honey, but it has to help my
girls same.
 
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> From: GImasterBK <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: CONFIRM BEE-L
> Date: Friday, April 03, 1998 4:24 PM
>
> Aaron:
> I'm confirmed, but it was difficult.
> I am glad that you rattled my Ph.D with "cyphrus".  My degrees are in
> Chemistry and nuclear physics, not spelling.
> I think the confusion about confirming is your the title of your list; i.
e.
> LISTSERV.
> It implies both list and service, but not posting.
> I'm in trouble - back to the bees - they don't write.
> George