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Peter L Borst <[log in to unmask]> writes
>Why doesn't somebody make a yellow one? That would be good.


Lol Peter. MY beesuits ARE yellow, made specially for me at BB Wear in 
Cornwall, England, who will make them in pretty well any colour you 
like. My father had a red one from Sherriffs, and had no problems with 
bees attacking it. One of the teamleader/beekeepers I have, a Polish 
girl, likes lilac beesuits, which I duly provide her with, made by the 
same people.
>
>Khaki is the traditional beekeeper's garb.

Most of our beesuits are this colour, actually described as olive in 
their list. Excellent. Once we started using them white fell out of 
favour with all the staff inside one season. Much more practical and 
fewer bees clustering on the suits. I consider white to be obsolete, 
except in circumstances where appearance is more important than results, 
such as when appearing on tv or the likes.

-- 
Murray McGregor

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