We bought delicious fresh honey from these beehives. We were at a fun nonprofit farm.
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We bought delicious fresh honey from these beehives. We were at a fun nonprofit farm.
Roadtirement 
Ohhh yum! Bring on the pancakes and waffles. 😍
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For sure, John. And on fresh baked biscuits!
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Oh yes! yumzzz
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Fabulous
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Thanks!
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Oh, how lucky! I struggle to find pure unfiltered honey. So much of it is pasteurized and filtered that it isn’t raw honey anymore, just sugar.
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Oh you’d love this honey! We’re already saying we should have bought more… 😉
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It’s none of your beeswax, but you got the honey. Not much better than fresh, local honey.
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LOL
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Great but we want to know where and what else the farm does 🙂
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St Joseph Center, North Little Rock, Arkansas. It is a nonprofit working educational and sustainable farm. Wonderful owners at the circa 1904 large former Catholic orphanage, 67 acres left of the original 800 +. We’ll have a full post as soon as we get to a location that will allow a good internet connection. 😉
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Sweeeeet!
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That it is, Ron! That it is! (Thanks for sharing 😉 )
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There are a couple of local people here to get honey from. There is nothing like local, fresh honey.
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You’re fortunate to have local sources! Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
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Sounds like such a blissful life! Sighing from locked down Canada. 🙂
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Hope you’re “released” soon! Thanks for the visit and comment!
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