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Hi, 2 of the 5 hives torched belonged to me and my husband. We are devastated. We have 1 surviving hive that is strong and we hope to replace the burnt hives next season.
ReplyDeleteThat is unbelievable and heart breaking, Why anyone would do that I cannot understand. I hope that insurance will cover your financial losses, but nothing can compensate for the heartbreak you and fellow beekeepers suffer as a result of this totally uncaring, vicious act.
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