britishbeehives
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freethorpe bees
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Just watched the first few minutes, thanks looks interesting, will watch when have the time.
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Another celebrity hunting wild honey............sigh.
But thanks for the heads up, I love Nepal and will watch it avidly later.
All that Balsam ......
But thanks for the heads up, I love Nepal and will watch it avidly later.
All that Balsam ......
margob99
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Caught the second half of it last night and enjoyed it. I'm always a little saddened though by the thought of "celebrities" storming into these peoples' lives (with two dozen support crew and a slew of fancy foods, accommodation, medics, support, etc) and then departing without a backward glance. Talk about the circus coming to town!
freethorpe bees
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Just watched it all the way through. It was interesting, but why on earth did he uncap that honey next to the hive? For effect I suppose.
