Comments on: The Eastern Manuka Honey Flow http://www.yourpurehoney.com/blog/the-eastern-manuka-honey-flow/ The most pure Manuka Honey on earth, from your own hive. Mon, 21 Dec 2009 20:29:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Luke http://www.yourpurehoney.com/blog/the-eastern-manuka-honey-flow/comment-page-1/#comment-83 Luke Mon, 21 Dec 2009 20:29:42 +0000 http://www.yourpurehoney.com/?p=580#comment-83 Hi John, Man, sounds like summer isn't so much fun over there! Not sure how many km/h we averaged, but we'll try and record it next time. Yeah the sun is up pretty early at the moment. Last week we spent a couple of nights camping further south (we were checking out the next Manuka site) and I couldn't believe how long the day was. Cheers, Luke Hi John,

Man, sounds like summer isn’t so much fun over there!

Not sure how many km/h we averaged, but we’ll try and record it next time.

Yeah the sun is up pretty early at the moment. Last week we spent a couple of nights camping further south (we were checking out the next Manuka site) and I couldn’t believe how long the day was.

Cheers,
Luke

]]> By: John Smith http://www.yourpurehoney.com/blog/the-eastern-manuka-honey-flow/comment-page-1/#comment-62 John Smith Fri, 11 Dec 2009 04:10:42 +0000 http://www.yourpurehoney.com/?p=580#comment-62 I wish I could have gone with you. It is so dry here the air burns the lungs. The tropical green looks great, and the dip in the Pacific would be a real treat too. I love the trailer! There is no mistaking it, you guys are REAL beekeepers! And I thought I had a distinctive bee rig! How many kilometers an hour did you average along the distance? I guess the sun gets up in the morning quite early too? Well, not as early as it would have had you been headed South, aye? I hope the honey flow is up to standard. Beware of windy dry conditions and Australian dust settling on the flowers. There is never such a thing as having it all your own way, don't forget. Cheers, John Smith I wish I could have gone with you. It is so dry here the air burns the lungs. The tropical green looks great, and the dip in the Pacific would be a real treat too.

I love the trailer!

There is no mistaking it, you guys are REAL beekeepers!

And I thought I had a distinctive bee rig!

How many kilometers an hour did you average along the distance?

I guess the sun gets up in the morning quite early too? Well, not as early as it would have had you been headed South, aye?

I hope the honey flow is up to standard. Beware of windy dry conditions and Australian dust settling on the flowers. There is never such a thing as having it all your own way, don’t forget.

Cheers,

John Smith

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