[at-l] honey

[lparker@cacaphony.net (L. Parker)]

Oh yes. Honey is preferable to sugar in almost every way except one...it's
sticky. I always take honey with me. I put it in anything where sugar is
called for. As a beekeeper,  I would like to propose you a challenge:
crystallize or powder it. Get someone to package it in little single serving
paper bags.

I'll be your friend for life....

Lee I Joe

>
> While section hiking from Wesser to Fontana last December my
> wife and I
> ran into a SOBO with the trailname of Barkeater. Two things
> impressed us
> about Barkeater . First , he had left Fontana that morning
> and planned to
> be at the NOC that night , about 29 miles. Secondly , he had
> a bottle of
> honey which he used during his lunch break. Now for the real
> reason for
> this post,do many hikers use honey on their hikes and if so ,
> what are
> the most popular container sizes? As you may have guessed , I'm a
> beekeeper as well as a section hiker. Beekeepers are always
> looking for
> new market possibilities. Lastly , has anyone heard from Barkeater ?
> Thanks.