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I like to use automobile tires as hive stands. They are free and easy to get.
No construction needed. They never rot. They cushion the hive if you sort of
drop it. You can see how heavy a hive is by the compression of the tire.

I suppose you could stack two if you wanted to raise the height. Might be
worth experimenting with.

Cesar Flores
Colorado USA

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