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  I find most ankle stings to occur in early spring/late winter manipulations
when the bees are "crawly" and I have not been stung for several months. My
shoes don't fit so well afterwards and I suppose my tolerance for venom
declines over winter.
  Remember to blouse your trousers into your socks and boots. But don't
worry, if you forget the bees will remind you.

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