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<blockquote data-quote="James" data-source="post: 11927" data-attributes="member: 212"><p>Matters of concern ....ish.</p><p></p><p>I put our bees up for sale last year and got no replies. I put 'em up for sale this month and got two replies, so things are lookng up. One man wanted to buy an extractor. Another wanted to buy twenty hives and a honey dew site .... leaving me with 1280 hives to sort out.</p><p>Oh well.</p><p></p><p>Which brings into question this whole succession thing about what the heck do you do with an asset that a few years ago was my kiwi saver worth over a million bucks, and now is gonna cost me a coiple of bucks to hire a digger to scoop out a big hole and bury 'em.</p><p></p><p>In my life I've had two incurable diseases ...... Beefever and Wanderlust.</p><p>Both are apparently not terminal, but are unfortunately incurable.</p><p></p><p>What to do.</p><p></p><p>It seems a waste and a shame to bury 1280 hives in a big hole.</p><p>One mans junk is another man's treasure ....</p><p>So here is the perfect opportunity for some keen gun to give me a call and strike a deal, peppercorn lease, profit share, luv 'em while I seek healing from the terrible condition of Wanderlust !</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James, post: 11927, member: 212"] Matters of concern ....ish. I put our bees up for sale last year and got no replies. I put 'em up for sale this month and got two replies, so things are lookng up. One man wanted to buy an extractor. Another wanted to buy twenty hives and a honey dew site .... leaving me with 1280 hives to sort out. Oh well. Which brings into question this whole succession thing about what the heck do you do with an asset that a few years ago was my kiwi saver worth over a million bucks, and now is gonna cost me a coiple of bucks to hire a digger to scoop out a big hole and bury 'em. In my life I've had two incurable diseases ...... Beefever and Wanderlust. Both are apparently not terminal, but are unfortunately incurable. What to do. It seems a waste and a shame to bury 1280 hives in a big hole. One mans junk is another man's treasure .... So here is the perfect opportunity for some keen gun to give me a call and strike a deal, peppercorn lease, profit share, luv 'em while I seek healing from the terrible condition of Wanderlust ! [/QUOTE]
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