Another Santa done

I finished my 3rd Santa. I just put it out on picturetrail in the holiday section. All I can say is I wished I would have started woodcarving a long time ago (I started about 8 or 9 months ago). I guess 'better late than never'. Plus, I wished I could do it everyday. When the beekeeping season is over I hope to spend more time doing it. Ha, ha but then we are expecting our second child in Feb. so we shall see. Beeguy

[Kenny_S]

Nice santa Beeguy. Keep it up and thanks for sharing your talent.

BG,
What type of honey do your bees produce? *

I was buying basswood honey but I lost my supplier.
Most of the honey we get here is clover, sometimes we can get fireweed.

That is a nice Santa for your second one.

http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...amp;uid=731540

Hey Beeguy I only wish my third santa was that good it took me a long time to get where I wasent embarrased :-[ to show them off. Nice to see as you progress keep up the good work. Boy I am sounding like a teacher now I had better get out of here. :
Colin

Hi Rick,

In our area honey is generally produced from alfalfa and sweet clover. But, the honeybees will forage on pretty much whatever flowers they can find. That is why I call my honey 'From the Wildflowers of Yankton County, SD'. Thanks for looking and commenting on my latest carving. I know I have a long way to go in learning woodcarving, but I am sure enjoying the ride. Beeguy

[Callynne]

Very nice work, Beeguy!! I know what you mean about wishing you'd started sooner. I'm just thankful I found carving at all! Sure is a lot of fun, isn't it?!! Callynne