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Christine Gray <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 9 Apr 2004 09:48:44 +0100
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It is deeply saddenning to hear of Bob's injury.  All sympathy and wishes
for full recovery.  Could we ask , gently, how the injury occurred? Is there
a lesson / warning here for all beekeepers?

 I ask because our Regional Bee Inspector here in eastern UK has been forced
into retirement by  inoperable damage to his shoulder caused by lifting a
heavy pile of supers once too often - tearing the ligament.  Bee boxes were
designed when manual labouring was the norm - now we commonly use aids,
occasional heavy lifting can be more dangerous. Learning of the misfortunes
that do occur can give a salutory warning.

Robin Dartington

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