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Follow the steps but whose, to where, a tough question to handle as it is easy to be lost

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I think that plane shaped shadow is following us

Those panels in the hive body are the followers, which act as false ends. It allows you to expand and contract the size of the hive as you see fit. For instance, when you start a new colony, you may want to have only a dozen or so top bars (maybe less), while the capacity of the hive is actually 20+ bars. As the bees draw comb down from the bars you started them with, they'll max out their hive, so you slide the follower over, place a couple new top bars in, snug it up, and you're done - until they draw comb on those new bars, and then you repeat the process. You can do this on both ends at the same time, and they'll likely use one side for brood and one side for honey/pollen.

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Buddhist statues near the Myanmar Temple Kapulavastu India

Chinese New Year Parade

Year of the Tiger

 

Taken on the same walk as Afternoon Stroll.

 

The comments there apply here.

Thus the Light of ISLAM is being spread in the house of Muslims silently and we're strengthening the bond of Islam in such way where we don't have to teach more rather we just practice for us and the followers learn themselves even when they don't know what is ALLAH !

 

We are those lucky Muslims by born!

I got a shot of these two float planes down at Pat Bay, BC. One is the popular Cessna 180 Seaplane on Aerocet 3500L Floats taking off from Pat Bay, and the other is the iconic Philippine Mars, which served the Province of British Columbia from 1960 to 2015 and landed at Pat Bay.

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There's a treadmill at home, but she never touches that one. I wonder why...

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