First Honey Harvest of 2024
- Jun 12, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: 2 days ago
Honey harvest in Hawaii goes just like this!
Thanks to our volunteers, Gigi, Stephen and Clara, for coming to help us out! You all made our first harvest of 2024 a breeze.
We had so many people offer to volunteer, we wish we could have taken everyone!
But, stay tuned! More honey coming!
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Congrats on the first harvest! It’s always nice when volunteers show up and make the work feel easy. Speaking of documenting these moments, I’ve been trying to capture some of my own garden progress but the photos keep coming out way too clean and crisp — sometimes I just want that crunchy, nostalgic look for fun posts, so I’ve been messing around with a bad quality image maker to give them that old-school feel. Anyway, glad the bees are treating you well out there, and looking forward to seeing the next batch!
There’s something special about seeing the first harvest of the season and the work behind it. For beekeepers and small producers documenting their process, an image to PowerPoint converter can help turn harvest photos and product visuals into editable slides for presentations or educational materials.
Congrats on the successful first harvest of 2024! It’s great to see community support, and I love how you found inspiration through gaming—like in Paint Hide and Seek.
I found Eggy Car through a game recommendation thread and ended up spending way more time on it than planned. The physics make every run feel different.