Gathered on Monday 14 March 2005 at 21:40. The next round is in twenty minutes. Follow everything: RSS or Atom
Whatever they write about their hives turns up here within the half hour, newest at the top.
The out-apiary by Wilma Aksnes 21:12
Eleven degrees at noon and every hive was flying. Hive four, which I had written off in January, was the busiest of the lot, with pollen coming in on two legs out of three.
I lifted each box from behind to judge the stores. Two are light and will get fondant this week; the rest can wait for the willow.
Bees on the roof by Teodor Lind 18:47
Six floors up there is nobody to sting, I said. He wanted to know where forty thousand of anything go when it rains.
Inside, mostly. They are better at staying dry than I am.
We agreed on one more season and a jar for every flat.
Forty-eight feeds, fetched every half hour. A feed that fails for a month is dropped.
| Weblog | Channel | Last entry | Feed | This month | In all |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The out-apiary Wilma Aksnes | Country hives | today, 21:12 | fetched | 14 | 612 |
| Bees on the roof Teodor Lind | Town bees | today, 18:47 | fetched | 9 | 188 |
| A shed full of sawdust Ansgar Hol | Workshop | today, 16:20 | fetched | 2 | 2 |
| Kilograms and weather Petra Sund | Country hives | today, 13:05 | slow | 21 | 1,340 |
| Two hives and a notebook Ines Moe | First year | today, 08:14 | fetched | 6 | 73 |
| Queens I have lost Halvard Brekke | Country hives | 7 March | failing | 1 | 405 |
Queens I have lost will leave the river at the next round. Its 405 gathered entries stay in the archive.
No weblog has been filed under “Top bars” yet.
Suggest the firstTell us where the feed is. A keeper reads a few entries and answers within the week.
Feed found. Twelve entries, the newest from this morning.
Not sent. One field below needs another look.
One page, one script and forty-eight people who write about bees.
Nobody writes here. Every half hour a script asks each weblog on the list for its feed, sorts what is new by time and writes the front page again. The entries stay where they were written; this is only a window onto them.
The list lives in one plain file. Each weblog is a section headed by its feed address, with a name line and an optional face line; set items_per_page = 40 to change how far back the river runs.
Wilma Aksnes and Teodor Lind read every proposed weblog and look after the script. Neither sells anything; the machine it runs on is lent by a club of forty members.
If your entries appear here and you would rather they did not, take your weblog out and it is gone at the next round.