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Area:
Horncliffe
Town:
Berwick
County:
Northumberland
Postcode:
TD15 2XT
Telephone:
01289 386362
Email:
info@chainbridgehoney.co.uk
Website:
http://www.chainbridgehoney.co.uk
Opening Days:
Nov-Mar 9-5 weekdays
Opening Periods:
Apr-Oct 10-5 daily
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Description:
The Chain Bridge Honey Farm visitor centre was established in the early 1990s to allow the public to discover first hand the extraordinary tale of bees and honey.
The comprehensive information found on the visitor centre walls was compiled by beekeeper and honey farm employee Ann Middleditch. There are sections on bees and bee behaviour, products of the beehive, including honey, wax and propolis, different types of bee as well as bumble bees and wasps and also information on swarms. All the exhibits are hand written by expert calligrapher Dorien Irving, and are themselves works of art.
A most popular display is the observation hive where a living colony of bees can be viewed behind glass. You might watch these fascinating creatures for hours, particularly if you embark upon a search for the queen! See the bees visibly bring in pollen on their hind legs and perform captivating dances as they ‘speak’ to each other.
An additional exhibit is Stephen Robson’s vast display of vintage vehicles, ranging from Catapillars to rare Lanz Bulldog tractors, from a stunningly restored ERF lorry to a whimsical gentleman’s caravan.
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