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Re: bee yard or beeyard?
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On 30-Apr-18, at 10:33 AM, Pete B wrote:
> ¶
>
> The ABC and XYZ of Bee Culture
> Amos Ives Root, ‎E. R. Root - 1917
> For example, a bee-yard may be situated in a valley close to a  
> stream, along which there will be a heavy growth of honey-yielding  
> plants.
>
Hi Pete & All

My bee-yard is situated in a deep valley cut through the Niagara  
Escarpment by the West Credit River over the eons.  The quote above  
describes my location.  Is there more to the quote?

Bob Darrell
Caledon(Forks of the Credit) Ontario
Canada
44N80W
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