Re: I miss Allan

Steve New****t wrote:
> hi all, those beekeepers still left on this group.
> 
> For a few year now, since I took up beekeeping in the UK I have really
> enjoyed the vibrant feel of this group and loved the site Allan had. I
> have been to Canada myself and seen the wide expanse of different
> operations (Purple Gold in Vancouver did the most excellent Buck Wheat
> Honey and there was Fireweed Honey from somewhere).
> 
> During the years when Alan was involved the group was great but now
> this seems to have faded since he retired; all the best Allan
> 
> Should we who are left try some form of revival and spread the word a
> little? Anybody any ideas? please dont let the group fade away.
> 
> Initial suggestion; Schools who would be interested in promoting
> beekeeping across the Web? Myself, I know one locally; lets get pupils
> involved. Then what about Agricultural colleges - gotta be some
> interest there? Advertise your local sales; may be little involvement
> in attending from the group but heck, its great to even read about
> events being held!
> 
> Well?

Well I have been here on the group for some time. I am going to be 
moving to the UK in January. So while I am not sure how to breath some 
life into the group. I am willing to put my back into whatever plan we 
can all mostly agree on.

Charles Puffer