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To All,
In the "For What It's Worth" department the caption on both the website,
http://funhight.blogspot.com/2006/08/beeman-in-japan.html, and
consequently BEE-L should have read, "Beeman in Korea" not "Beeman in
Japan".
After consultation with a reliable source fluent in Japanese it appears
that the gentleman’s' headband is written in Korean, that he is standing
upon a Japanese flag in the third frame, and in the last frame of the five
the banner over the beekeeper is written in Korean. The only thing that
appears to be Japanese is the flag on the ground.
Sorry to rain on one's parade with such trivial matters, just setting the
record and the archives straight.
Cheers,
Chuck Norton
Reidsville, NC
-- Visit www.honeybeeworld.com/bee-l for rules, FAQ and other info ---
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