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The West Dorset Beekeepers Association aims to encourage and support good beekeeing practices and help educate teh public about honey beesPARSED CONTENT
The web site states the following, "Honey Show Rules 2015." I noticed that the web page also said " Apiary visit for new beekeepers." They also said " Practical sessions underway at the apiary. Bee Safari- September 2014. If you are interested in bees you have come to the right place. The site is designed to be a resource for members of the West Dorset Beekeepers Association WDBKA and for interested members of the general public. What to do if you have a swarm of bees turn up in your garden? The Fera National ." The meta header had bees as the first optimized keyword. This keyword is followed by beekeeping, honey, and hive which isn't as important as bees. The other words westdorsetbees.org.uk uses is varroa. swarm is included and might not be seen by web crawlers.SEE SIMILAR WEB SITES
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Find details of West Dorset Ramblers walks here. Walking with our group gives you the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful, unspoilt coastline and countryside of West Dorset, as well as the camaraderie of a friendly group of people. We try to plan two walks a week, which vary in length from around five to 15 miles but are typically seven or eight miles. They usually start at 10am and each attracts an average of a dozen or so members.
CLICK ON THE LOGO BELOW TO ENTER THE RSPCA WEST DORSET WEBSITE. PLEASE CLICK ON THE PAYPAL LOGO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION TO SUPPORT OUR WORK. If you wish to report an Animal Emergency or have concerns regarding the welfare of an animal please telephone 0300 1234 999. Please also call this number if you need to have an unowned or wild animal collected by an RSPCA Animal Collection Officer.