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Everyone in the hall listened attentively – including the dog! 
John Crouch demonstrates cooking with honey 
Lots of honey of differing hues 
The honey flavoured delicacies made our mouths water 
Celebratory mead for drinking later! 
A decorative bees wax panel clearly showing the form of the bee resting on its comb 
Wax candles will light the winter nights ahead 
A dark, rich honey was awarded a first prize certificate 
A frame of sealed brood reminded us of what the bees do on their own! 
The cut comb honey entries were successful too 
Later on delegates tucked into their delicious honey flavoured lunch. 
