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Re: Apimondia
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In a message dated 14/07/2005 05:02:22 GMT Standard Time,
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> Bob Darrell
> Caledon, Ontario
> Canada
> 80W44N
> PS  Anyone going to Apimondia in Dublin Ireland?  Maybe we can meet
> for a pint
>
>
I shall be going and am happy to meet anybody for a pint.  I understand the
US pint gives short measure, 16 ounces instead of 20 in Ireland and UK, which
causes confusion whan exchanging recipes for syrup for bee feed etc.  How big
is a Canadian pint?

Chris

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