Taken from over 200 columns Richard Taylor submitted to Bee Culture Magazine over 20 years of writing. The information, the emotion and the grace of each work is exactly as it was originally published.
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This work is not hust a book on beekeeping, for to view it as such would be grossly short-sighted. Rather, it is almost a treatise on the philosophical aspects of the joys of a simpler, more natural life-style, and beekeeping is only the vehicle the author uses to define the terms.
About the Author
Richard Taylor's fascination with the honey bee started when he accidentally found 2 hives belonging to a stranger. He soon had an apiary of two colonies and was selling comb honey. But college and the war interrupted his beekeeping. After the war, and more college, he became a teacher of Philosophy. But bees came back into his like in the mid-50's and remained a passion until his passing in 2003. During those years, Richard taught Philosophy in a dozen or so Universities, ranging from Brown to Columbia, and published several books, most in philosophy, some in beekeeping. The world of philosophy, the world of bees and his family made Richard "the happiest man on the face of the earth."
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