This House is FULL of Honeybees

I’ve been walking this earth for a while and have never seen a bee 🐝 house. What a work of art. What a beautiful place.

I'm beginning to think honey makers are some of the most genuine humans on the planet

"so your not just a bee keeper, you're a mushroom forager too"...BROMANCE INTENSIFIES! Great video, I didn't know there was any other way of keeping bees but I'm predicting in 12 months time I'm going to see the following 'Just Alex' video title.... "I made a bee HOUSE" 🙂 Love following your adventure Alex

What an awesome construct that guy has - I guess it's a good deal more expensive than traditional hives, but I wonder if that could work anywhere in the UK? Seems like such a civilised way of keeping bees.

Alex you are moving onto another level your style of presenting is so natural and slick you should be in mainstream broadcasting

Jonas seems like a really really cool guy. The traveling series has been so enjoyable.

omg Alex, you move between countries and meeting new people like it was all you have ever done. you really are in your element. you excel at that and it is very very pleasant to watch and enjoy. so happy for you and so proud of you bro.

That beehouse is a work of art, truly magnificent

Watching the dudes happiness at 10:05 when you show off the honey is very wholesome

Swiss people questioning why their water now tastes like English man now have their answer

Me and my grandmother kept bees in England since I was a young child, it was only about a year and a half ago when it had to come to an unfortunate end due to the loss of my grandmother, since I sold up Iv missed it hugely, I was forced to sell due to work and a number of years ago I developed a sensitivity to bee stings, Iv since spoken to my partner and we are currently saving to buy our first home, despite her worries, she has agreed that once we are settled and sorted, I will start beekeeping again. Luckily, despite selling off all my kit, apart from my old suit and my grandmothers old suit (I couldn’t part with them) I still have our old bee shed, a shed modified in my grandads allotment, that’s big enough to house 2-3 colonies, this is probably where I will start up again, and if I’m successful, Iv since spoken to the farmer that owned our old apiary site and he’s more than willing to allow me to keep bees again there, this site can hold up to 20-30 colonies, Iv also spoken to the lads that bought our colonies, and they’re willing to sort me out with a nuc or two. It’s really inspiring to see a fellow young English beekeeper as the hobby and trade is truly dying off with the generations here

Thank you Jonas for letting us all see your amazing bee house. Great video as always Alex. Looking forward to more

Wou. Those bees live in better housing conditions than me 😮

Wooow, Jonas has made such a nice house and everything!! Looks amazing. And so kind to give you 3 jars. Thanks for letting us see all this Jonas!

What a nice guy Jonas really nice house and honey looks amazing Lovely episode

He definitely smokes to calm himself down too😂 that looked like a big spliff to me

Omg as a beekeeper who smokes things I thought that I found my dream come true. Keeping bees and still having the capability to stay inside. My uncle will be busy soon. Thank you so much for sharing! I love this!

This bee house is truly amazing. I love the esthetics and bright colors 😍💚💛🧡❤💙🩵 Thanks for sharing these jewels with the world 🫶

When you started this journey here on this channel I wondered how it would work. It’s been a revelation to me. I agree with Leslie Tripps comment regarding your presentation style. It’s become so effortless looking, even though I know a lot of work has gone into the videoing, editing and presentation of it all. As for the bee keeping community, the camaraderie is a life lesson to us all. Keep them coming Alex 👊

I don't know why, but I got such a motherly vibe, at the beginning of this video! Thanks for this video & thanks to Jonas for showing us his Bee house! Take care of yourself! 🥰