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Kennet BKA»Education Post»Information Post»

Beat the Lockdown Blues: makes some dipped candles!

by WebMasteron November 11, 2020November 11, 2020Filed under: Education Post, Information Post

Beat the lockdown blues and make some dipped candles!

Dipping Candles by Sophie Butcher of Kennet BKA:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOkndf8vWP4

Dipping Candles by Sophie Butcher

Filed under: Education Post, Information Post

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About KBKA

Kennet Beekeepers Association (KBKA) draws members from the Calne, Chippenham, Devizes and Marlborough areas of Wiltshire. We strive to promote and further the craft of beekeeping and to represent the interests of beekeepers in the local area. We are affiliated to both the Wiltshire Beekeeping Association and the British Beekeepers Association, representing members at county and national levels.

We welcome potential members from all walks of life and can offer many benefits to both the established beekeeper and the complete novice. Some of our members have many years of practical beekeeping experience and this valuable resource is available to new beekeepers.