161. Dave & Claire Do Coast To Coast An account of Dave and Claire's Coast to Coast walk of April 2003 with pictures, from St bees to Robin Hood's Bay. http://davetgerrard.members.beeb.net/c2c_index.html

.... Journal. April 2003 THIS IS THE VERSION FOR BROWSERS WITHOUT FRAMES. IT'S NOT AS GOOD AND MAY NOT ACTUALLY WORK. This is an account of our walk across the North of England following Wainwright's Coast to Coast route. It is a journal that we both tried to add to at the end of each day. My entries are in bold and Claire's are in normal type. If you run your mouse over the underlined text, a related photo will appear in the box to the right. Clicking on the underlined text will open a larger version of the picture in a new window. Enjoy! Day Zero - 1st April Train from New Street to Carlisle. Carlisle smells of dog poo. Claire V. excited, not necessarily about the smell of dog poo just the trip in general. After 2 weeks of glorious weather, sky looks ver dark. Another little train to St Bees . We get off train, start walking, heavens open, waterproofs come out. We walk up and along the headland . V. nice. Sun come out. Sweating starts. Waterproofs come off. “Claire look at that fast moving fog coming this way”. “Oh dear” Waterproofs back on, hail comes down. Spot lighthouse and realise it’s not far. Go to beach (Fleswick) in sunshine, Climb out in rain. Passed St Bees Lighthouse and arrived @ TarnFlatt Hall. Paid £4 each for bunkhouse. Fairly meagre with “cooking slab” but did have shower. Now 18.20 and waiting for pasta and sausage. Height gained = 140m Distance = 4 miles Predicted Pikkachu = 11000 Actual Pikkachu = 15300 (include Carlisle + home + trains) Not much else for me to say. Took a long time to get here. Boots are comfortable at the moment. Carlisle really did smell bad, but saw all the sights - train station, Woolworth’s, Edinburghe Woolen Mill, bit like Wells but plus a train station! It did rain on us a few times but never lasted more than 5 minutes. 5 star hotel tonight!! Food smelling good, Dave’s gone to get a fire going!! Breakfast: Hot-Cross buns Lunch: Chicken sandwiches (really good) Tea: sausage + tom + herbs Hairstyle - ponytail Sore foot rating -

162. Stingless Bee Rescue - May - Scribbly Gum - ABC Science Online Of the 1600 species of wild bees native to Australia, about 14 species are stingless. As stingless bees are harmless to humans, they have become an http://abc.net.au/science/scribblygum/may2003/default.htm

ABC Home Radio Television News ... print friendly Stingless Bee Rescue Of the 1600 species of wild bees native to Australia, about 14 species are stingless. As stingless bees are harmless to humans, they have become an increasingly attractive addition to the suburban backyard or verandah. Bee keeping Bee Rescue Working Bees fact file ... photos Bee keeping Native stingless bees are quite happy to make their nest anywhere, but prefer hollow logs, trees and rock shelters. Image: Wendy Pyper [ more pics Most stingless bee keepers are not after honey. Rather, they enjoy the sense of conserving a native species whose original habitat is being increasingly cleared and developed. In return, the bees pollinate crops, garden flowers and bushland during their search for nectar and pollen. Stingless bees usually nest in hollow trunks and branches of trees, or rock crevices, but they have been encountered in wall cavities, old garbage bins, water metres and 44-gallon drums! However, most bee keepers keep bees in their original log hive or transfer them to a wooden box. Like the European Honey Bee ( Apis mellifera ), which provide most of Australia's commercially produced honey, stingless bees have enlarged areas on their back legs for carrying pollen back to the hive. After a foraging expedition, these pollen baskets or

163. Baldwinsville Cross Country Teams - The B'ville Bees Includes season summary, pictures, and alumni page. http://bvillerunners.com/

164. A Band Of Bees - Free The Bees Click HERE to check out A Band of bees feature as Spin.com s Band of the Day . bio. 01 These are the ghosts. 02 Wash in the rain, LISTEN. 03 No atmosphere http://www.astralwerks.com/abandofbees/default.html

IN STORES NOW Click HERE to check out A Band of Bees' feature as Spin.com's "Band of the Day". bio 01 These are the ghosts 02 Wash in the rain LISTEN 03 No atmosphere 04 Horsemen LISTEN 05 Chicken payback HI LOW HI LOW 06 The russian 07 I love you 08 The start 09 Hourglass 10 Go karts 11 One glass of water 12 This is the land 13 It isn't exact (Demo) * 14 These are the ghosts (Undead Version) * * US-exclusive Bonus Tracks Digital Downloads: iTunes Real Networks Sony Connect MSN Music for more info: http://www.thebees.info/

165. Howman Cottage Is A Luxury Self-catering On The Western Fringe Of The Lake Distr Luxury selfcatering cottage near St bees. Brief details and photos of the accommodation and the area. http://www.whitehaven.org.uk/Howman.html

Howman Cottage St Bees Cumbria An opportunity to stay in a beautiful rural location in the Western Lake District adjacent to Cumbria's West Coast. Howman Cottage is a luxury conversion of part of a Grade II listed building. Set in 1.5 acres of mature gardens with views over open countryside towards the Cumbrian mountains. Self contained accommodation. Travelling from St Bees on the B5345 towards Beckermet we are approx 1/2 mile from the village on the right, opposite the junction signposted to Loughrigg. Accommodation Setting Contact and tarrifs

166. The Hive And The Honeybee Collection Ithaca, NY Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University. http//bees.library. cornell.edu. For a related collection of historical agricultural materials, http://bees.library.cornell.edu/

The Phillips' Beekeeping Collection at Cornell's Albert R. Mann Library is one of the largest and most complete apiculture libraries in the world. The Hive and the Honey Bee grew out of a presentation on the Phillips collection at the 2002 Eastern Apiculture Society conference and is something of a digital child of that print collection. At present, it consists of the full text of ten rare books from the Phillips Collection, and each book is fully searchable. For more information on The Hive and the Honey Bee and the Phillips Collection, please see our about page. Albert R. Mann Library . The Hive and the Honeybee: Selections from the E. F. Phillips Beekeeping Collection at Mann Library. Ithaca, NY: Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University. http://bees.library.cornell.edu. For a related collection of historical agricultural materials, please see CHLA Cornell University Library. Questions? Comments? Please contact us

167. Clip Art And Graphics Of Bees In Various Sizes Plus A Bee And Flowers Clip art and graphics of bees in various sizes, plus a bee and purple flowers. http://webclipart.about.com/library/Other/blanim6.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Web Clip Art Mixed Images Mixed Graphics Links ... Country Graphics Clip art and graphics of bees in various sizes plus a bee and flowers Web Clip Art Essentials Original On Site Clip Art Clip Art Links to Everything ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Web Clip Art newsletter! See Online Courses Search Web Clip Art Bee Clip Art View clipart and graphics of bees in various sizes, plus a bee and purple flowers. Please read the Terms and Conditions for the use of the free clipart Return to the Animal Clipart Index Return to the Original Clipart Index Links to Animals Clip Art More On This Site Finding Clipart Original Events Clipart Original Holidays Clipart Original Special Occasions Clipart ... Blog Archives Shadowed graphics are for use on light or white backgrounds, while unshadowed graphics are for use on both light and dark background pages. The button below may be used as a link back button.

168. Petersfield & District Beekeepers Association Calendar of events with details of annual Honey Show. Information on bees, beekeeping, recipes, and dealing with a swarm. Contact details. http://www.skylon.co.uk/pdbka/

Home About us 2005 Activities Month's Recipes Concerned about a swarm! ... Webmaster's Web site

169. The Bee's Lees I used a black honey, a honey which bees cultivated from I believe thistle (which grows in abundance in the fall monsoons here in Los Alamos). http://brewery.org/brewery/library/beeslees.html

The Bee's Lees A Collection of Mead Recipes Joyce Miller, Editor Version 1.0, June 1994 Table of Contents: Introduction Chapter 1: Basic Mead Basic Mead Traditional Mead and Maple Wine Chapter 2: Methyglyn Mead with Spices Citrus Mead Earl Grey Methyglyn Lavender Mead Nutmeg Metheglin Vanilla Chapter 3: Melomel Mead with Fruit u Apricot Melomel Blackberry Mead Blackberry Mead Blueberry-Jasmine Mead Brew 4: Mead Cranberry Mead Cran of Creation Crazy-Good Mead Grapefruit Melomel Jamaica Blue Mead Meadberry Mead Mulberry Mead Mulberry Mead (Morat) Peach Melomel Peach Melomel Pear/Ginger Melomel/Metheglin Plum Melomel Raspberry Melomel Royal Colors Strawberry Spiced Mead Strawberry Melomel Strawberry Melomel Chapter 4: Pyment Mead with Grapes Chablis Pyment Pyment Pyment Sweet Pyment Chapter 5: Cyser Mead with Apples Apple Mead-pagne Dangerous Cyser Chapter 6: Other Honey-Maple Mead Maple Mead Simha Honey Bucket Bracket (see also: "Trational Mead and Maple Wine" in Chap. 1) Bibliography Appendix 1: Mead Yeast Starter Appendix 2: Honey and Maple Syrup Tables Appendix 3: Potential Alcohol Table ... Appendix 5: Measures, Conversions, and Other Useful Information

170. 2002 Burlington Bees Scouting Report | MWLguide.com This page is a profile of the 2002 Burlington bees of the Midwest League Western Division. The bees are a Single A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals. http://www.mwlguide.com/years/2002/teams/bees.html

MWLguide.com Seasons Teams Burlington Bees 2002 West: Beloit Burlington Cedar Rapids Clinton Kane County Peoria ... Wisconsin 2002 Scouting Report Burlington Bees New Changed Major Change 2002 Teams Beloit Burlington Cedar Rapids Clinton Dayton Fort Wayne ... Wisconsin Burlington, Iowa. Affiliated with the Kansas City Royals This page profiles the 2002 Burlington Bees, a Single-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals and a member of the Midwest League. Manager: Joe Szekely Coaches: Patrick Anderson, Jose Bautista (pitching). Bees Website History: MWLguide.com End of Season Profile One of baseball's mysteries, here: Somehow this team qualified for a playoff slot despite poor pitching, weak defense, and dreadful baserunning. The team featured a handful of talented players, and a bunch of role players. Joe Szekely stitched together a patchwork team and made a respectable season. Kyle Middleton started the summer in the Burlington bullpen, but earned a rotation spot and a 14-5 won/lost record. Chris Tierney also pitched well in the rotation, but was the victim of bad luck. Jorge Vasquez and Barry Armitage both pitched well from the 'pen. No one else pitched well in any role. Second baseman Ruben Gotay had a very good season, and several othersoutfielders Odannys Ayala and James Shanks, and first baseman Chris Fallonall seem solid talents. That's where Szekely's talent ran thin, as the rest of the hitters were generally weak.

171. Bees And Beekeeping Forum This forum is for the discussion of bees and their roles as pollinators and honey producers. Instructions on using the forum are provided below. http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/bees/

Looking for garden catalogs? Stop by the Garden Bazaar! Other Forums Instructions ... Post a Message T his forum is for the discussion of bees and their roles as pollinators and honey producers. Instructions on using the forum are provided below. Market Farm Life IPM Professional Topics Messages: On-Topic Discussions [Switch to: Gallery bald faced hornets Posted by: dighappy z7 NJ on Sun, Sep 18, 05 at 23:56 how to encourage bumblebees to move? Posted by: mainemary z4 ME on Sun, Sep 18, 05 at 14:53 What reason for dying bees? Posted by: AdamM321 MA z5/6 on Sat, Sep 17, 05 at 17:16 6 follow-ups, last one posted on Sun, Sep 18, 05 at 19:45 Bee Skep Posted by: Rosies z5 OH on Sat, Sep 17, 05 at 23:52 2 follow-ups, last one posted on Sun, Sep 18, 05 at 12:40 Odd Reaction to Sting Posted by: mulchwoman metuchen,nj on Fri, Aug 26, 05 at 5:43 7 follow-ups, last one posted on Sat, Sep 17, 05 at 10:13 silly question, is this common practice Posted by: fairy_toadmother z5 ncentral il on Tue, Sep 13, 05 at 21:14 3 follow-ups, last one posted on Wed, Sep 14, 05 at 21:22 plan d'un cérificateur solaire Posted by: rororo on Tue, Sep 13, 05 at 8:05

172. Coast To Coast Diary 1992 Part 1 A personal description by George Tod of his 13 day walk from St bees to Robin Hood's Bay in 1992. http://www.gtleisure.co.uk/walks/cc92/ccwalka.htm

Coast to Coast Walk 1992 Author: George Tod This walk is illustrated with photographs. Click on the small photograph to enlarge it and vice versa. Part 1 - Preparation and First Day - St. Bees to Ennerdale [Index of Walks] [Top] [Next] About the Walk ... [Next] About the Walk Wainwright's Coast to Coast walk is a 190 mile route following existing rights of way from St. Bees Head, through the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and the North Yorkshire Moors National Parks, to Robin Hood's Bay. It is not an "official" long distance path, but has almost become one by its popularity. There are a number of places where there are optional routes to cater for the weather and/or the relative fitness of the walker. There are many alternatives for overnight accommodation and daily mileage, but most people do the walk in about 13 or 14 days. The popularity of the walk has made it possible for a "Pack Horse" service to be provided to ferry luggage from one night's stop to the next and many walkers, particularly the older ones take advantage of this facility. Most of the route follows good paths, tracks and roads, with few of the peat bogs which are so prevalent on some sections of the Pennine Way. In most parts the walking is relatively easy, especially for those who omit the high route alternatives. In some parts the route is well signposted with "Coast to Coast" signs, but in others there is no mention of this and the only indicators are normal footpath or bridleway signposts.

173. Covera Web Hosting / FOUR BEES Free Media Covera offers discounted web hosting, domain names, secure SSL certificates, email accounts, traffic and site management, and more. Also featuring fOUR bees http://www.fourbees.com/

Home Domain Names My Domain Names Register Domains ... screen saver and wallpaper photos! 3RD PARTY FREE MEDIA ELEMENTS DOMAIN REGISTRATION BUY 1 yr 2 yrs 3 yrs 5 yrs 10 yrs .com .info .us .net .org .biz .ws .name .tv .co.uk .me.uk .org.uk FREE with your domain name... WEB HOSTING BUY ECONOMY Space: 500 MB Bandwidth: 25 GB Email Accts: 100 Email Forwardings: 50 Per Month DELUXE Space: 2000 MB Bandwidth: 100 GB Email Accts: 500 Email Forwardings: Unltd. Per Month PREMIUM Space: 4000 MB Bandwidth: 200 GB Email Accts: 1000 Email Forwardings: Unltd.

174. Contact And Intensity Home of the bees football team. Includes schedules, rosters, alumni and coach information. http://www.baldwinsvillefootball.com/

Last Updated: What's New: New game added to "SEVENTH" grade schedule * * * Victory! Varsity defeats Auburn 16-10! * * * Good Luck, Freshman! © 2005 Baldwinsville Interscholastic Football Club

175. Webquest We are going to investigate the fascinating world of bees! bees live in colonies and work together to accomplish many great things. Like the bees, we are http://coe.west.asu.edu/students/dpicard/webquest.htm

"Bee" on a Quest! A WebQusst for kindergartners with help from their "Reading Buddies" by Dawn Picard Introduction Task Resources Process ... Conclusion Introduction Today we are continuing our unit on "Creepy Crawlies". We are going to investigate the fascinating world of bees! Bees live in colonies and work together to accomplish many great things. Like the bees, we are also going to accomplish many great things with the help of our "Reading Buddies". It will be your job to work together as a small colony to become bee experts and to discover some interesting facts about bees. Top The Task Read the book Bees by Gallimard Jeunesse and Raoul Sauti with your "Reading Buddies". Then work together to investigate at least four of the following: identify the three types of honeybees define nectar identify what a bee uses to collect nectar illustrate and label the three body parts of the bee identify what a bee uses to collect pollen create a bee using clay which depicts insect characteristics and then share your findings with two other groups. Top Resources Visit these web sites for new and exciting information about bees.

176. BWARS.com Welcome to BWARS.com, the bees, Wasps and Ants recording society website. Here you can find lots of information about aculeates and hymenoptera photots, http://www.bwars.com/

Welcome to BWARS.com, the Bees, Wasps and Ants recording society website. Here you can find lots of information about aculeates and hymenoptera- photots, articles, downloads and much more. To enter, your browser must be capable of displaying frames.

177. Of Bees, Beekeepers, And Food Information about the importance of bees and pollination to our food supply, beekeeping, honey, and beeswax. http://www.queenbeejan.com/

(Click here to advance to the correct home page file for ...Of Bees, Beekeepers and food.) Our Food Supply is in danger because our bees are in danger. This web page is dedicated to the One who made the bees, the flowers, and the world He has given us to take care of. More about Him Did you ever eat (or throw away) a watermelon that tasted more like the rind than the sweet watermelon you were expecting? If so, your watermelon did not get pollinated well enough when it was only a blossom. How does a blossom get pollinated? The answer is bees. Bees gather pollen and nectar that they find in the blossoms. If bees don't go into the blossoms to forage for food, the blossoms won't make seeds. Without seeds, most fruits and vegetables won't develop properly and they won't taste good. The Buzz About Bees A great Web Quest by Chris Elrod that uses this web page. TABLE OF CONTENTS Pollination: What's In It For Me? Bees Beekeeping Bee Products ... The Pollination Home Page by Dave Green, highly detailed information about pollination especially for farmers and beekeepers A Shirker, Not a Worker

178. Bees Of Florida A series of linked web pages with keys, data, and photos of the bees of the southeastern region of Florida (Dade, Monroe, and Broward Counties) http://chiron.valdosta.edu/jbpascar/Intro.htm

The Bees of Florida Dr. John B. Pascarella Department of Biology Valdosta State University Valdosta, Georgia 31698 Phone (229) 333-5766; email: jbpascar@valdosta.edu Introduction This web site is about the bees found living in Florida, USA. It is designed to help facilitate their identification by serving as a virtual reference collection and to help point out the key features used in identifying bees to family, genus, and species. It is organized taxonomically-bees are grouped by family, subfamily, genus, subgenus, and species. The links at the top of each page can take you to the linked pages within each group, up one level, and to my home page. Due to the many images found associated with the species, a high speed internet connection is highly recommended (cable modem, dsl, or higher speed). The bees of Florida include members of six families of bees, the Colletidae (26 taxa), Melittidae (2 taxa), Andrenidae (63 taxa), Halictidae (66 taxa), Megachilidae (72 taxa), and

179. Index Webcam showing bees and beehandlers. http://gears.tucson.ars.ag.gov/beecam/

Welcome to The Amazing Beecam! Beecam is an electronic CCD (Charged Coupling Device) camera we have trained on an observation hive in our laboratory. This camera periodically takes 26 snapshots of the bottom frame of bees at close range. Those frames are sent to you one after another as an almost-live animation. Hive Conditions Here are a few conditions related to the hive that you may or may not be able to see: Temperature: normal (self-regulated by the bees!) Humidity: low Honey Supply: full top frame Queen: active Please note "Dirt road" connections may be slow. The introduction of Beecam contains animated GIF files that are about 130KB each. The final Beecam animation (almost live) contains 26 frames which are about 10KB each. We've put a lot of hard work into this, so we think it's worth the wait! You decide... About The Amazing Beecam We bring it to you almost live The Beecam is a CCD camera fixed at close range pointing towards a double-frame observation hive. The hive is made of wooden frames and glass panels. Twenety-six one-half-size frames are grabbed within milliseconds of each other every twenty minutes. After they are captured, the server waits for a request to be made for the page you are about to see. The frames are then sent to you a fast as possible one right after another for a sort of `almost live' movie on-line. Enter the Beecam

180. Surrey Beekeepers Association information about the association, their programme of events, membership, and general information about bees for the public. http://www.surreybeekeepers.org.uk/

Welcome to the Home Page of the:- Surrey Beekeepers Association County Officers and Contacts County Divisions Calender of Events About Bees ... Surrey Beekeepers History Photo by Pete Ashley(Reigate Division) The County of Surrey is divided into eight Divisions, namely: - Croydon, Epsom, Farnham, Guildford, Kingston, Reigate, Weybridge and Wimbledon. Our objectives are: - To provide information about Beekeeping not only in the County but Nationwide. To provide information to non Beekeepers about the handling of Bees and the associated equipment that is an essential part of Beekeeping. The Surrey Beekeepers Association are affiliated to 'The British Beekeepers Association'. Registered Charity No. 1026386 Please E-mail us with your comments or queries This Site is hosted by - and was updated on - Saturday 17th September 2005

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