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Sun, Jul 2, 06 at 15:44
| As I'm planning items for the fall swap here in Columbus, I'm reminded of the swarms of yellow jackets we get here in the fall. They climb in the food, climb in pop cans and even stung our beloved Princess Mimi - gracious hostess.
Is there anything we can do this year to keep those bees at bay? Suggestions? |
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| Sometimes fans will keep the insects away, but then you have the constant breeze to work with. A campfire might work, too. |
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