Honna Veerkamp
  • Projects
    • Audio >
      • Adaptive Response
      • A Way of Life
      • Bricks and Bees
      • Rural Civil Rights Project
      • Chosen Names Audio Project
      • Fancy Decade
      • Voices of Kings
      • Earlier Radio Features
    • Video >
      • The Hive
      • Dream Generator
      • Lately
      • Fear Tactics: Fighting for Empowered Birth
    • Installations >
      • Hello...
      • Honeybee Collectives MFA Thesis Exhibition
      • Collective Buzz
      • Telling the Bees
      • Lament to the Bees
      • Tin Tales
      • A Night in the Forest
      • Dreaming in a Shack by the Tracks
      • Threads Adrift
    • Web >
      • Mud Farm Bees
      • Bees!
    • Painting >
      • Untitled: Sadness
      • #HVpaintingaday
      • Original Topographies
      • Experimental Geographies
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I ordered a package of bees from Leedle Bees in early spring, and when our hive was ready, I drove out to Mulkeytown to pick them up. A three-pound package equals 10,000 bees, give or take a hundred, and the half-hour drive them home with them in  the back of my little car was kind of nerve wracking, even after we made sure it was sealed up and brushed off the "tag alongs."
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