ChapterPrompt:
You are to create a special attractions entry for the AAA Tiburon, SC tourist guide. Provide strong descriptions to lure tourists to visit the Boatwright Beekeeping Estate.
Sample entry for Boone Hall Plantation and Garden in Charleston, SC:
A ½-mi drive through a live oak alley draped in Spanish moss introduces you to the still-operating plantation, the oldest of its kind in the country. Tour the 1935 mansion, the butterfly pavilion, the heirloom rose garden, and nine antebellum-era brick slave cabins. Stroll along the winding river, tackle the fields to pick your own strawberries and more, or dine in Serena's Kitchen, the on-site restaurant that serves Southern fare. North and South, Queen, and Nicholas Sparks' The Notebook were filmed here. 11 mi east of Charleston. (http://www.boonehallplantation.com/home.htm)
Your Required Response Instructions:
Using Chapters 4, 5, & 6, write a paragraph inviting tourists to visit August, May, and June's Beekeeping Estate in Tiburon, SC.
Remember that their home is charming and welcoming--so include the necessary details (of which Sue Monk Kidd gives you PLENTLY!).
- What kinds of things will visitors see?
- What can you hear?
- What kinds of foods will visitors eat?
- What activities can visitors do?
- What are some rare sights?
- Who will host your visit?
ATTENTION ALL TOURISTS,
ReplyDeleteGet a once in a lifetime opportunity to come inside and visit the wonderful and welcoming boatwright bee keeping estate the cozy old mansion. The beautiful house is pink! How often do you get to see a pink house. It used to be a bee keeping estate. They sold honey on the side of the road. When you come to visit the estate you can shop at our memorabilia store. Or you can get something to eat at our food court. We have sandwiches, soda, water, hot dogs, hamburgers, and candy. It's great for kids and adults. If the kids have a day off of school this is a great place to go. Or to go on a field trip. Some activities that you can do here are tours. We have many brilliant tour guides here know everything there is to know about the estate and they can answer any question asked without a thought. They are good because they can teach your kids many life lessons. Another activity you can do is the hidden search. It's like a maze. You have to goto places and find things based on the clues you are given. There are relay races too. You also can see some extremely rare sights. Such as the beautiful old architecture, farm animals, old bee keepers equipment. You will also be able to say that you are standing in the same place as people long long ago did. That is the most amazing thing of all. This is an all inclusive place and it costs $35.00 a person.
If some one would visit their house, they would see wall with papers, pink house, African American people, and bees honey, names of seasons may, June, August and main one is Lily and Rosaline. they would only hear bees flying around and some fan.They would eat a lot some sandwich, they make them a lot.Activities were like making honey. If they would visit house, August and May would host them.
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ReplyDeleteDeep in rural South Carolina, as asphalt gives way to gravel, the town of Tiburon is one of the oldest towns in South Carolina. It is chock-full of historical sites and because it is nearly unknown even among native South Carolinians, you'll run into few tourists or travelers. Take a long hike to the edge of town, and you'll come across the Frogmore Stew General Store and Resturant, which has been there for more than 100 years. Be sure to visit during the week, when goods are available for sale from the store; during Sundays the store is closed. In town, a pleasant stroll along Main Street will take you through quiet drugstores and the courthouse's public cannon.
A must-visit in Tiburon is the tranquil Beekeeping Estate of the Boatwrights, the official home of Black Madonna Honey. Gaze upon the estate's colorful pink house and immerse yourself in the ages-old rooms of the Boatwright House, filled with velvet furniture and walls with nothing on them but mirrors. Not only is the estate home of the Black Madonna Honey, but it is also the home of the famous Lady of Chains statue, taken hundreds of years ago from Charleston. Every devout christian will want to place his or her hand on Our Lady of Chains's heart. Of course, complimentary Orangeade courtesy of August Boatwright helps, too.
Don't just sulk and wander around inside, though. The wilderness around the Boatwright House is spectacular and quiet. Pinewoods stretch out beyond the honey house in every direction; look closely and you'll find that some are decked with beehives. The Boatwright sisters love birds, and no doubt you'll get to see the concrete birdbath and feeders everywhere. Tour the old honey making machines, and see how the supers, uncappers, and spinners work. Take the rare opportunity to try and make some honey for yourself, too!
Walk a bit further than everyone else in your tour group though, and you'll find a nice hidden secret - a lazy river, the creek which feeds all life in the area. If you're lucky, there'll be a few turtles around, and more than that, snakes, frogs, fish, and many more invisible creatures.
Tiburon is found a seven miles west of Sylvan, South Carolina, and can be accessed either by walking or by car. If by car, take the Highway 40 and cock your ears for treefrogs at night.
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ReplyDeleteThe town of Tiburon,SC is a charming and whimsical town with a population of 6,502. In Tiburon you will feel the heat and warmth of August, May, and June- and not just the months. The "Calender Sisters" own a Beekeeping Estate in the heart of town. You will learn "bee yard etiquette," and the art of beekeeping from August, May, and June. "The world was one big bee yard, and the same rulesworked fine in both places," states August. And "[d]on't be afraid, as no life-loving bee wants to sting you." You will see parades of "life-loving" bees take to the air in flight. The humming call, as the sun reflects rainbows through their wings. If you listen real close you can hear the whisper of the South Carolina wind and the fluttering of the bees wings in the morning. The bees are not the only ones eating honey though. You will be lavished with mounds of sweet golden honey. Wake up to miles of piled high panckaes drizzled with honey. Maybe you will even be the one to collect the honey you eat. Any visitor will be given the opportunity to a tour of the fields. The Calender Sisters will go step by step through the process of making the honey and even allow you to try your luck at making your own. Tiburon is not only famouse for their honey though-vibrant sunrises and sunsets periodically paint the skies of Tiburon. Remember -these breathtaking sunsets and majestic queen bees can only be found in the fields of Tiburon,SC. Stay with the Calender Sisters and "bee" apart of this memorable, forever growing family of bees.
Escape to a true old-fashioned Southern honey farm at the Boatwrights' Beekeeping Estate in quaint rural Tiburon, South Carolina. Starting with the main house's classic bright pink color to the living room's pleasant beeswax-candle smell and unique decoration, the house is rich with the personality of the three sisters who own it. In the evening, you can listen to beautiful cello music and relax on the front porch. See honey making in action at the small "honey house" and the beekeeper collecting it in the fields, or walk through the enchanting woods and streams surrounding the farm. The farm's honey and many honey products are available at any meal, and can be purchased at the estate. "The Secret life of Bees" takes place here. Don't miss out on an unparalleled opportunity for such an authentic beekeeping experience.
ReplyDeleteI am adding some more coments.If some one would visit their house,they would eat some fried okra, i dont know what is brown kernels. May i am guesting is the one maybe that would be hosing the people.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Tiburon, South Carolina, a charming Southern town. We have miles and miles of beautiful farmland. One of the many delightful plantations is the Boatwright Beekeeping Estate. This house, painted pink, is almost impossible to miss. Overflowing with striking Carolina jasmine, this picket-fenced farm is teeming with other plant life, such as chive, dill weed, and lemon balm. The house is mix-matched, but pleasant and appealing. The parlor features fringed throw rugs, an old piano with a lace runner, and cane-bottom rockers draped with afghans. The main attraction of the Boatwright house is the statue of Black Mary. Mighty and humble, this withering and old statue is worshiped by a group of friends called the Daughters of Mary. However, hence the name of the plantation, beekeeping is their specialty. You can hear the sound of June’s cello and the buzz of countless bees. May specializes in pancakes for breakfast, and honey is used in all their food and other products. Feel free to be a beekeeping apprentice to August, the oldest of the Boatwright sisters. You will never see another place like this. June, May, and August will be happy to have you at Boatwright Beekeeping Estate. So come on! It’s an experience that you will not want to miss.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Boatwright's Beekeeping Estate in Tiburon, SC. This historic home has been owned by earlier generations of the Boatwrights and has been open for tours by Rosaleen Days. Visitors will be guaranteed an indescribable view and tour of the estate itself. Surrounded by welcoming wildlife, the house is painted in a bright caribbean pink, making it unique and impossible to miss. A picket fence borders the home, draped with Carolina jasmine and a porch hugs the outside of the house. A tour of the back is also available. This tour reveals beautiful paths through the deep woods and also an inside look at the honey-making process. Visitors will hear the June bugs flicker incessantly around the estate, and if you're lucky, maybe you will hear the buzzing of the famous bees towards the rear of the house. It's also very common to hear one of the sisters, June Boatwright, play the cello. Visitors are offered all different types of food, but we mainly serve meals including honey. For example, one of our morning tours meals is pancakes (in the shape of your first letter) and honey. At the Beekeeping Estate, visitors, under the watch of guides, will be allowed to make there own jar of honey, add to the wailing wall, and converse with the Boatwrights. Although rare, in the times we have been doing these tours, people have watched the making of purple honey. This only happens during a certain period of time and cannot usually be determined which days it will happen. The Boatwright's Beekeeping Estate is one that is well worth the tour!
ReplyDeleteCome see the Boatwright Beekeeping Estate in Tiburon South Carolina. You can't miss it, it's the big pink house that can be seen and heard for miles. No, the people that live there aren't loud but their bees are. As soon as you pull up to the magnificent house, you will hear the buzzing of the busy worker bees collecting the pollen to make that sweet treat. The bees at the Boatwright house make the best honey in all of South Carolina! You can only taste it if you come and visit. Unless you go to any convinence store but it's never as fresh as it is when it comes straight out of the comb. Althouth this doen't seem very kid friendly it actually is. August Boatwright(who will be your host) will assist your children in collecting the freshly made honey. Also, you get to make your own personalized jar of honey! No other bee farm lets you make your own honey. Worried about getting stung? No problem, the bees are use to people being around them and don't sting. You will be provided with safty clothes as well. So come on down and experince nature at its finest!
ReplyDeleteCome visit Boatwright's beekeeping estate! You will know you are near when you hear the bee's zzzzzzz overtaking your ears. The house is a pepto-bismal shade of pink that may scorch yours eyes at first sight, but you will begin to like it as the tour progresses. You will be greeted at the front by a African-American woman that is some times referred to as "looking like an African bride." Her name is August Boatwright, one of the three sisters that live in the house. Before you enter the house, you will hear a cello coming from inside of the house. Once you enter, you will be overwhelmed by the smell of furniture wax. As you walk through the rooms, there will be some things that you don't usually see in a regular household. For instance, there is one wall with five mirrors, each with a big brass frame around it. But, if you rotate back around to turn to wear you had just came in, "over in the corner was a carving of a woman nearly three feet tall. She was one of those figures that had leaned out from the front of a ship in olden times..." You will see their beekeeping area and May's "wailing wall" and she will show you all of her notes that are in the crevices. At the end of the tour, you will receive a jar of the Boatwright's finest purple honey, free of cost! So, come to Boatwright's beekeeping estate and receive the best honey you have ever tasted and get a tour of wear it evolves from!
ReplyDeleteSpecial pink house, located in tiburon. Only half a mile from town, a beautiful estate that fufills the country life. The living room has a nice religious statue, the kitchen has a nice size to work with and a huge dining room as its neighbor. Not many cars around on the road and has guarenteed privacy. The second floor has five beautiful rooms and to top it off a huge master bedroom. The wonderful tub is new and barely used. Inside the honey making machine is a small loungue that can be used for a variety of reasons. Behind is a wall of stones that serves as a little fence to separate the house from the woods. Into the woods there is a small creek that is soothing but has animals and bugs living near the area. August Boatwright is the wonderful lady that hosts tours of the house and also owns the estate. Visitors will see a welcoming yet cozy home. The estate has plenty of grass space to run around and have a fun time outdoors.
ReplyDeleteWhen you enter the estate owned by the Boatwrights, you will see some extraordinary things. The House is the color of Pepto-Bismal and there is another building called the Honey HOuse. You will be able to see bee equipment in the Honey House. This includes including the uncapper, used to get wax off combs, and a one story spinner, for separating honey from the bad stuff. On the other side of the Honey House, you will see mason jars, tools, pith helmets with netting, used so you don't get stung by bees on the job, and wax candles. You will also see, without a doubt, pollinating friendly bees throughout the forest. When you look inside of the bee's nest,made of supers, you can see sparking gold combs just waiting there to be exposed to our eyes.
ReplyDeleteWhen visiting the estate of the Boatwrights, you could hear bee's buzzing in the air that are pollinating flowers and creating honey and wax. If you listen closely, you could be able to hear a gentle stream. When visitors are hunger, they will be fed honey, flavorful sweet-potato biscuits made from May, and bananas. If you come at this moment, you will be fed, banana pudding, banana cream pie, banana jello, and a bunch more banana creations made by the talented Rosaleen. Visitors has thew experience to make honey from scratch. The Boatwrights are one of few who still make honey with this type of equipment. You can also use the wax from bees, and make decorative candles. In this estate, you have a rare sight of seeing a walkway with tons of paper stuck in the crevices. This may make some people nostalgic because it reminds people of the wailing wall found in Jerusalem. In each note, peoples sufferings are wrote down. August Boatwright will host your visit since Rosaleen and May will be catering you.
A small town in the state of South Carolina named Tiburon is home to some of the best honey in the country. Visit the Boatwright Beekeeping Estate and take a tour of where the honey is made. Meet the Boatwright sisters themselves as they take you on a magnificent tour of the honey house. Taste a sample of the honey and buy some in the sisters very own living room! The sound of buzzing bees becomes almost thereputic as you stroll along side the wailing wall. Add a sad though of your own and feel you sadness melt away, just like the fresh homade honey! Watch as the honey is made and even get the chance to make some yourself! Don't miss out, come to Tiburon South Carolina today!
ReplyDeletewelcome to tibourn South Carolina, this is the place where black Madonna honey is produced. where you will see the honey bees at work, and also watch the workers collect honey from the honey combs. you will here the buzzing bees. visitors will also enjoy samples of black Madonna honey and can help collect honey combs. you will see the honey making process. and august boatwright will host the event.
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ReplyDeleteWelcome to the lovely home of bees. Most people fear these precious bees, but they are purely great to give you the sweet taste of honey. You will see our land which we do our working on. And also see the bees and where they live. You will hear lots of buzzing and squeaky sounds of the workers using the smoke puffers. Everyone will enjoy a piece of bread with the processed honey on it and a glass of iced tea with honey. You will be walked around our land of bees and even put on a mask and look at the bees while being safe. May and August will be showing everybody around while June fixes up the bread and iced tea. Enjoy the lusciousness of the bee life.
Welcome to the home of honey, at this pink house and the land surrounding it is where Black Madonna Honey is made and shipped off. we will give you the full tour of this seemingly insignificant farm and basically show you why it’s not so insignificant (audience laughs). Over by the rows of white boxes is the face and producer of Black Madonna Honey, August Boatwright, who you will be able to meet and ask questions later in the day. In those white boxes are thousands of honey bees who, you guessed it make honey. However after they make all that honey August gives five gallons of it back to them, which shows she cares. The sisters that live here (August, May, and June) have given the guests an opportunity to go over by the bees and see how they work and what their job is as long as they follow bee yard etiquette, which means no swatting, absolutely no swatting! You will also have fun meeting these women and experiencing their various personalities. If you like eating bananas with bruises on them then you will leave the farm with about a ton of bananas because May discards about 10 a day. You will have a buzzing noise in your ear for about a week after you leave because on a honey farm that is about all you will hear. Have fun at the farm. P.S if you are lucky you see the wailing wall unoccupied by May, but it’s pretty rare.
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ReplyDeletethe things the visitors will see are beautiful trees and the a big, pink house. There are bees and bugs everywhere so watch your back! The people will love the sweet, delicious, honey that is made by our famous honey making lady, August Boatwright. if you get lucky, Ms. Boatwright might take you on a tour and perhaps bring you around and show you the bees at work. you can see a very rare sight, the bees not working. They are always at work. The people you will se are the Boatwright sisters, and zach.
Here is the Boatwright home in Tiburon, South Carolina. The first thing you may notice about the home is the appealing pink exterior walls, which radiate a corona of warmness. August Boatwright will guide you through her home and show you the honeyhouse, where the bees are kept. The sound of bees will fill your ears as you realize that this is where the famous Black Madonna Honey is made. This is a rare sight as not many see this area of the establishment. You can participate in harvesting the honey, which is used not just for profit but for personal nourishment as well. Everything in the Boatwright household: you even get spoonfuls of honey in the mornings and again before bedtime! May and June Boatwright also live in this house. While June plays beautiful music, May’s normally happy innocent attitude brings light into this household. Please enjoy the Boatwright home.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever enjoyed biscuits with honey, tea with honey, or maybe even just honey itself? Have you ever wondered how this honey was brought from the hives of bees to jars sitting in grocery stores? Come visit The Boatwright sisters' beekeeping estate right here in Tiburon, South Carolina! Located on Florence Street, the estate stands out quite a lot from the surrounding houses, as it is painted a bright coral pink. You can experience beekeeping yourself by staying right in the Boatwrights' estate! As soon as you step onto the estate, you can smell the aroma of honey drifting through the air. Visitors can go around back to the honey house and see the honey being canned, where you can help out with sorting the honey into jars. You can also go to the bee yard to see, and even experience, the process of collecting honey. Make sure to wear netting over your head to avoid being stung on your face! While at the bee yard, you will hear the buzzing of the bees that reside at the bee yard. After a productive, adventurous day, you can relax and enjoy some honey cake, biscuits, or tea with honey. If you're in town, make sure to stop by to visit this unique house!
ReplyDeleteCome take a walk into the beekeeping estate in Tiburon, SC. The color of Pepto-Bismal will attract you into this lovely house. There is plenty of homemade Black Madonna honey that is delicious, pure and will leave you with the sweetest after taste. You will notice the large land surrounding the beautiful estate. In this large land, it is filled with bees working hard on the honey and surrounding you with their buzzing and their wings flapping up and down incessantly. August Boatwright our main honey maker will show you how to make honey and care for the bees. She is super sweet and do not be afraid to ask her for help. The Boatwright sisters (August, June, and May) will host you and teach you how to make the finest honey there is. By using the extractor, this machine will help you get the best result for your honey. You will experience the life of bees and get to go close up on the bees doing their work and their jobs. If you’re lucky, you may even be able to find the queen bee! The sisters will teach you a world of knowledge about bees and their secret life that no one knows about. One rare sight is the Wailing Wall. It belongs to May and she keeps her feelings on sheets of paper and slides them into the wall. It is made of rocks. It’s very important to the sisters because it’s May’s form of consolation. After the tour, the sisters are kind enough to allow any of you to ask them any questions. They will be providing you with a jar of rare purple honey that the bees produce rarely due to the climate. I hope you enjoyed your tour and we hope that you will come again!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the great pink house of bees. Bees are scary at first, but when you get to know them, and how they live, they are actually pretty cool. Bees make the wonderful thing we like to call honey. Honey is one of the greatest things made from animals, and whats good is that we make our own called the Black Madona Honey. The main producer of our honey is August Boatwright. Later after our tour, you will be able to talk to her and ask her questions. Also you will be allowed to try, and even take home a jar of our famous honey.
ReplyDeleteNow lets begin our tour. Follow me over to these white boxes. What are these white boxes, you might ask? These boxes are where thousands of bees live and make honey. If u could kindly put these masks on June and August will show you the bees, and you will even be allowed to hold them, but whatever you do PLEASE do not swatt at them just be normal and they cannot hurt you but be careful though. Its amazing isnt it.
Welcome to the Calender Sister's home. When you are here you will be able to see the beautiful bee keeping areas. The host of this tour is August Boatwright. The foods that will be served are all honey dishes, and personalised pancakes that are in the shape of the first letter of your name. Some activities that you can do is take a tour and learn how to get honey from bees. August Boatwright, Zachary Taylor, and Lily Owens will give you the tour and teach about getting honey from bees. Be aware when you are at the Boatwright's house you will hear bees makung buzzing noises, and the accasional "Oh Susanna" sung by May Boatwright. Come and see the Boatwright's house it is something that everyone will enjoy.
ReplyDeleteThe bright, pink house isn't just a home from the people living there, but for the bees as well. Tons of beehives are on the property and each and everyone is important to the Black Madonna Honey Company. The buzzing isn't just the bees, but the sound of delicious honey in the making. August Boatwright, the producer of the honey, may even give to a tour around the bee land. Watch how the famous honey is gathered and produced with August's sister, May Boatwright. The other sister, June, will be busily making bread and iced tea during the tours. Everyone enjoys the joyfulled tours and companies of the Boatwright sisters.
ReplyDeleteDo you like honey? Come visit the Boat wights house. It's not hard to miss, it's pepto bismol pink! We make the best honey here! It's the best around! We have a bee farm were you can take a tour and even make your own delicious honey. You won't ever want to leave. You will learn how to make your own honey and learn many new things about the bees that you have never even thought about before. It is one of the best things and there is non stop fun.
ReplyDeleteWelcome, and step right up to the lovely Beekeeping Estate in Tiburon, SC. People come from near and far to see our unique honey bees and discover how Black Madonna Honey is made. Our property is quite large, and we produce a lot of honey. Our products are shipped all over the county. If you listen hard, you will hear the constant hum of the bees at work. There is also a small creek running around out property that allows visitors to hear the serene sound of running water. The Boatwright sisters use honey for everything. Visitors will have a change to try our famous honey. The honey can be used as a spread, in tea as a sweetener or just plain and natural. Visitors will have an opportunity to tour the land where the bees live and where our work is done. There is no reason to be scared of these bees. Send the bees love; everything wants and needs to feel loved. Fun Fact: Females make up the bee community about 90% of the time. We recommend that visitors wear long sleeved pants and shirts to protect against stings. A veil will be provided to anybody who wants to be close to the hives. There should be no problem, the only advice that we give people is do not, under any circumstances, swat at the bees. Visitors will also have the opportunity to look at the room where the honey is filtered and processed. We have tours around the land daily. Tours are run by June or August. We hope that everybody has fun at our farm and learns something about bees and honey.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to where Black Madonna Honey is made.This piece of 28 acre land is full of beehives tucked under pine wood trees and a large pink house where the Boatwright sisters live. If you are lucky you can have sweet-potato biscuits. That is May Boatwright's specialty. You can also enjoy some bread with honey and cold iced tea. August Boatwright will show you around and maybe even take you to the Honey house. In there is were they have the "supers" which are frames of honey comb with honey covered in wax. They then removed the wax and melt it. They then put the honey in a spinner that refines the honey so it take out all the bad stuff. You might even see the long wailing wall with hundreds of little notes put into the crevices. You can make some beeswax candles there and maybe keep some after your visit.But while you are there make sure that May teaches you the honey song!
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March 25, 2011
Welcome to the Boatwright Beekeeping Estate. This charming estate is where the Black Madonna Honey is made. As you drive up through the pinewood forest, your first revelation is the cheerful buzzing of the honey bees, who are awaiting your visit. You should not be afraid of these bees; all they desire to do is provide you with sweet, delicious honey. As you wind your way up the road to the estate, the clear, blue river is winding with you to your left. The scent of “Carolina jasmine” fills your senses.
You cannot miss the pink flamingo estate once you reach the end of the lovely, winding road. The estate is surrounded by a charming white picket fence that is covered with more Carolina jasmine. This beautiful home is surrounded with bird feeders that feed birds of all kind. On the front porch, dill, chive, and lemon fill your senses. The wide open lawn is an amazing sight.
The three Boatwright sisters, May, June, and August will greet you and show you around for the rest of the tour. They will first show you their house and the exclusive secret and place where and how the honey is made and where the bees are located. You walk into their house feeling amazed. The first room you enter is the parlor. There is a statue of a Black Mary that the sisters worship. You also see a piano that is close to the Mary statue. The sisters will give you a few glasses of their homemade orangeade for you to try, which is out of this world. As you walk through the house, mirrors and objects made of bee’s wax, fills the house. Then, the sisters bring you to tour the honey house, honey bees, and the equipment to make the scrumptious Black Madonna honey.
The sisters will first ask you to put on your bee suits that keep you from being stung by the bees. One you have your suit on, the exciting part begins. As you draw near the bees, the buzzing controls your ears. The sound is very relaxing but also gets your heart pounding to know that thousands of bees will surround you. The sisters will show you how to scrape the honey off the combs. This process is very fun because you know that the sweet honey produced by the bees is 100% real and not manufactured. After you obtain the honey, the sisters bring you to the honey house where the honey is purified and cleaned. The machines to clean the honey are amazing.
After your tour of the Boatwright Beekeeping Estate, the sun will set right over the fragrant orchard as you leave this beautiful memory.
Hello and welcome to the honey haven. This bright and cheerful house is not just the home of three beautiful ladies, it is the home to thousands of bees where your fresh honey is supplied from. When here, you will be able to experience the creation of your favorite honey from start to finish. You will be supplied with your very own mask so you can go into the area where the bees are breeded and kept. Whie there, you will be able to hear the thousands of bees flapping their wings, creating a special air conditioning system. It is truly magical. And if you are lucky, you will be able to see the sweetest and most desireable form of honey. The purple honey from which bees suck the pollen from elderberry trees. Afetr the tour, May will bring you inside for a buscuit topped with some of their sweet, famous honey that will tingle your sences when you take a taste of it. Enjoy your visit to the home of true honey.
ReplyDeleteThe Boatwright Sister Beekeeping Estate in Tiburon, SC is a relaxing trip where you can Buzz with the Bees. Where beeswax is a cure for everything! Come and buy the fresh honey and beeswax while enjoying your time on this estate. This Pink little house is cozy and warm where you can meet the three Boatwright sisters and fly with the bees. You will be given the grand tour and shown how to make honey. You will get to see thousands of happy bees while the soothing sun shines from above. You will hear the musical styling’s of June Boatwright on her violin. A little girl named Lily describes her first thought, “June bugs flickered all around, and music notes floated from inside, sounding like a violin, only a lot sadder.” This house is on a property with tons of green healthy grass for the children to run on and bright flower where the bees collect their pollen. The hills and trees are natural and bring closer to the earth. You can see how the balance of nature depends on the life of just a few tiny bees.
ReplyDeleteBzzzzzzzz. The sound of buzzing can be heard all around. These genital creatures will fly all around and land softly on the brightly colored flowers. You will be eating a lot of healthy honey throughout your trip, which will make you feel strong and make your hair grow healthy. The jobs will be open daily to help make honey and the open field is ready for any sports to take place. The thousands of bees collecting honey is a rare sight to see. You will be able to follow them into the hive and see what a life as a bee would be like. The Boatwright Sisters invite you into their home and estate and we all hope to see you soon.
Welcome the the Boatwright home and farm. In the living room you will see a very spiritual statue called "our lady of chains" and it has power. You will also see the massive amount of land we have and where the bees stay, along with the fact our house is pink. During the day you will hear the workers with the smoke puffers and the bees when they buzz. You guys can eat bread with our specially made honey on it and to drink you can have tea with honey. Some of the activities you guys can do is you can see how the bees work and make their honey, as well as put on the mask so you are safe. Also you can rarely see the bees not working because they always work so they can make that sweet honey. You host will be August Boatwright, as well as her sisters, June, and May. Also if you are lucky you will be able to see the handsome football playing Zach, which Lily likes, so hands off!
ReplyDeleteCome on down to Tiburon, South Carolina and visit the pink house! You will get to meet August, June, and May Boatwright and become part of there honey making business. While you are visiting you can interact with bees by putting on your beekeeping gear and walking to the row of white boxes by the woods where the bees live. You can help the Boatwrights collect the honey and honey combs. Back at the pink house you can pour beeswax into candle molds and get to taste fresh honey. You can go for an afternoon hike in the woods behind the pink house. Bring your binoculars because the woods are a great place for seeing and hearing birds. In the woods, you will also find a calming river. When you get back, you can relax with a hot cup of honey tea and sandwiches.
ReplyDeleteEver wondered where the best honey in the world came from? Well I'll be darned wrong not tuh tell ya fellers where that might be. Well that place is lyin' right in Tiburon, South Carolina. You can here those thousands 'pon thousands of them little busy bees doin' their hard work. All that hard work presents you the wonderful honey of Black Madonna. If you come down 'ere you can see all them machines and bee hives and the Boatwright sister who run the place. For a fee of $5 you can make your very on jar of honey! mostly, the main foods are all foods topped with yummy honey! Some rare sights 'round the place are one of them times when June Boatwright is actually nice to you! August Boatwright ( the oldestof them and the best; you didn't 'ear that from me) said she would be glad to host this event. So get down 'ere you nasty vermin!
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ReplyDeleteIn Tiburon, there is one house that will stand out to you; it is the pink house ½ a mile down the road. As you drive past this memorizing sight, you can hear the hum of a million workers making the honey that fills the jars of Black Madonna’s Honey jars. They have a perfectly tuned hymn for every passerby that is lucky enough to actually listen to it. The women who live in the glorious house, have a certain reputation they made for themselves, they are sweet and loving to anyone who comes to their door. You will meet the “Calendar Sisters” May, June, and August. May makes the food, June entertains with music, and August runs the “factory” with all her attendants. While visiting, you can hang with the bees, make some honey, or change the frames for the bees. Lunch will be a lovely bologna sandwich made by the superb May and you can enjoy some lovely rhythms from June. So, come and visit them and see the miraculous events that happen in the pink house.
Bees have a secret life that most people are completely oblivious to. One of the top ten fears in the United States is bees, but they are not as harmful as most perceive. Silky, and tinted a rich golden yellow, the bees give us their honey. The plantation will show you the life of these bees, and you too, will soon be in on their secrets. You will receive cool lemonade, and a piece of toast with honey drizzled on top, while you tour the process of how the the honey is refined, from May. August and June will be your trusty tour guides. Show the bees some love, and enjoy!
ReplyDeleteNot hard to miss, and you would know, the pink house is the heart of the plantation. Welcome to the home of Black Madonna honey and bees. Largest ,and the only one of its kind, it stands strong, right outside! Before the tour, August will give you the story behind the name, in the comfy living room. Now, the white boxes to the left and right of the walkways are teeming with bees, making their honey like there's no tomorrow! If you see a bee, NEVER swat at it, hum softly (it soothes them), and show it some love. After all, you are swallowing their hard work...literally. As a treat, though, at the end of the season, we through them a party and give them 8 gallons of honey to show them we care and appreciate their work. Don't be afraid to ask August, May, or June questions. Also, if you have a chance to see the wailing wall, don't be alarmed if you see May there, she visits often. Have fun on the farm, and don't forget to check out the gift shop!
Join us in Tiburon South Carolina! Anyone and everyone is welcome in this welcoming pepto bismol colored house! We have special every Sunday for Our Lady in Chains. This is the one and only statue of Our Lady in Chains. Also if you have lost a love than you can mourn at our weeping wall and also pray for them. You can choose to spend your day any way you want. You can help us with our bees or the honey deliverier, you can go into town or just sit around all day. Every morning you can wake up to the sound of buzzing bees out in the garden collecting honey for their queen. We have many chioces of what to eat but one thing that we will always have is honey. Honey goes with everything- breakfast, lunch, dinner. So come down and we'll all have a great tie together!
ReplyDeleteCome one come all, welcome to the house of the Boatwright family. The loving women who perform the task of beekeeping and producing the delicious Black Madonna Honey. The first thing you'll find you notice about the Beekeeping Estate is the buzzing of thousands of bees wings, if not the evident (but beautiful) pink house August, May, and June Boatwright live in. Take a step in a be met immediately by the hospitality provided by the three sisters. For an extended tour, I'd advise you consult August. She'll tell you all about the origins of the Black Madonna statue and the purpose of The Daughters of Mary. Maybe she can even coax June to play one of her many songs. If the conditions are right, throw on some protective clothes and a veil, and you can be right there with August, in the midst of the bees. Never EVER get scared. The bees don't like that very much. Always extend your love to the bees, and they'll love you back. If you get tired out from beekeeping, ask nicely and I'm sure August will take you in for dinner. Be careful, however, as it'd be a rarity for May not to take a trip to the wailing wall. The smallest things can set her off. Once you finish off your visit with a delicious pork-chop dinner, you'd absolutely want to come back.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Boatwright Sister's home of bees. Here, honey is a staple. Our lovely bees work constantly, providing us with honey. Whenever you come, there is no doubt that you'll see the bees in action. They buzz away like the rumble of an engine. Just to show you how great our honey is, everyone will get a sample. Sometimes if you come in the summer and you're lucky, you'll get to taste purple honey!
ReplyDeleteIf you're having a bad time, visit our wailing wall. It was hand-made by May Boatwright, who you'll usually see near the wall. Another oddity(well, to you maybe!) is our Black Mary. She's always there to help you out, so go visit her. She loves visitors!
After August shows you the sights perhaps you'll catch a glimpse of our current resident, and beekeeper apprentice, Lily. She's a shy critter, but don't be offended. Usually she's busy with the bees.
Welcome to the lovely home of honey bees. Most people fear these underestimated creatures, but they are fantastic at making the delicious, sticky and sweet honey my sisters and I life off of. As you walk by your eyes will see our land with the many hives contain busy bees. The pink house and the surrounding land is where Black Madonna Honey is produced, made, and shipped off. Entering over by the bees your ears will be swarmed with the buzzing of bee air conditioning systems, but do not be frightened and be sure to follow the bee yard etiquette. You are able to observe how they keep cool in the heat of the sun while continuing their job and satisfying the queen. Wearing the mask will keep you safe while looking at the bees, so be sure to not show fear, give them love, and locate the queen by finding the circle of bees surrounding her. My sisters, June and May, our helpers, Zach, Lily, and Rosaleen live off of the tasty honey made by these bees every day. We put honey in our drinks, foods, and use it for medicine. Sometimes we enjoy the lovely sensation just for fun. Upon leaving you will be able to taste a try of this delicious honey served by my two sisters May and June, if you enjoyed it you can purchase some. The special part about the honey is we have purple jars, acquired when bees fly to certain flowers. On our farm land we have the Wailing Wall, which is a special place for my youngest sister May and her gentle feelings. My sisters, helpers, and myself hope you enjoy the secret life of bees.
ReplyDeleteTake a trip to the Boatwright sister`s gorgous bee keeping estate in Tiburon,SC! Discover the process of Black Madonna honey gathering! August Boatwright, an experienced beekeeper, will guide you through the process of collecting sweet honey. She will show you around the busy bee hives and how to extract the sugary honey. You will then meet Zack who will talk to you about his excitng job as a beekeeper`s helper. August and Zack will share interesting stories about their beekeeping experiences, including the history behind the Black Madonna honey label. Enjoy delicious Black Madona honey samples as you listen to the humming bees. You will notice a unique beaming pink home surrounded by buzzing honey huts and fresh vegtable gardens! This is the only place you can learn all about the worlds finest honey in the world, Black Madonna!
ReplyDeleteTiburon is a beautiful place to visit or even a beautiful place to move to as well. There many things you would see while driving through Tiburon. You would see many bee farms and many bees themselves as well. You may think that the bees at Tiburon are very dangerous, but there not. There very friendly and the main producer of Tiburon's main product, honey. A lot of the food you would be eating involves a lot of honey. Such as tea with honey. Pancakes with honey drizzled over the top. And the very famous honey as well. Along with with many amazing food you would see a lot of amazing sights as well. Such as a Pepto Bismo pink colored house that the Boatwright sisters live in. Another very religious sight you would see is the wooden statue of the Mother Mary. The three main hostess of our visit is the all famous in bee tending the Boatwright sisters. They are June, May, and August as well. When you are with them you would do a lot of different things such as go to a church with them and sing many songs about the mighty and powerful Mother Mary. And if you get lucky they would even let you help them tend their huge home made bee farms. August would take you all over South Carolina collecting honey, collecting wax, and the most important thing to do is see if the queen bee and other bee of the hive are all comfortable and happy together.
ReplyDeleteAs you drive up the gravel road to the Boatwright sisters’ house there in no way that you will not be able to spot it even on the foggiest days, because it is a fluorescent pink house. Some of the people that live in the area say that it looks like Pepto-Bismol. Not only is this house known for it bright pink color but also for the honey that August Boatwright makes, called Black Madonna Honey. The mistress of bees is August Boatwright the oldest of the three sisters. When you visit the Boatwright’s house August will be your host and take wonderful care of you. She is kind and one of the most caring women I have ever met. The Boatwright sisters have a yard in the back filled with bees, these bees make the most amazing Black Madonna Honey. When you are in the Boatwright house you will notice they use honey for almost everything, for the wax on the furniture, to honey on a biscuit. I hope you like honey because while you are staying at the Boatwright’s house you will be eating it at every meal. “We live for honey. We swallow a spoonful in the morning to wake us up and at night to put us to sleep. We take it with every meal to calm the mind, give us stamina, and prevent fatal disease. We swab ourselves in it to disinfect cuts or heal chapped lips. It goes into our baths, our skin cream, our raspberry biscuits and tea. Nothing was safe from honey.” Says August. The Boatwright’s property is a peaceful and quiet place to stay. Occasionally you might her the buzzing of the bees or a slight breeze, but nothing that will keep you up all night. While you are staying at the Boatwright sister’s house you can help August with harvesting the honey, or May in the kitchen doing chores. You can explore the woods and all the property or just sit and relax. The Caribbean pink house is a welcoming place filled with love and if you come to Tiburon South Carolina, don't even think twice about not stopping by the Boatwright sisters loving home.
ReplyDeleteOnce you see the bright pink house, you'll know you're here! Enter through the gate in the picket fence. Welcome to the Boatwright Beekeeping Estate in Tiburon, South Carolina; also known as the “Bee and Honey Paradise”! This is where the Black Madonna Honey is made. Here, three sisters lovingly take care of the bees. They are August, May and June Boatwright. Be prepared to hear the calming sounds of humming bees and a beautifully played cello (played by June Boatwright). You will see a row of white boxes bordering the woods next to the house and if you’re wondering who is by those boxes, it would be none other than August Boatwright, your host. June Boatwright will be your entertainer and May Boatwright will be preparing the food. Each of these sisters has a unique personality and you are sure to love every one of them.
ReplyDeleteOnce you enter the lovely house, you will be given a slice of bread with the Black Madonna Honey spread on it and a glass of refreshing orangeade. The honey will leave you wanting more for sure! Not to worry, though, extra slices are available at the end of the tour. Once the tour of the well-kept house is finished, you will go outside. This is the best part of the tour. The bees! You will get to witness the secret life of bees. You will see how the bees’ lives revolve around the queen bee. You might think that you work a lot, but once you see the life of a bee, you won’t even think it again. You will observe how the diligent bees are calmed down by the smoke puffers. When visiting this area of the farm, however, please stay calm. Never swat at bees! Swatting will only agitate the bees and it will be very likely that you will get stung. So, if you don’t want bee stings, appease the bees. Everyone will get a chance at using the smoke puffers on the bees. Don’t be afraid though! A rare sight is seeing the bees relaxing. They are never relaxing – you would be lucky to see even one bee taking a break. At the end of the whole tour, you will receive a jar of Black Madonna Honey for you to take home and savor. If you have any questions, comments or concerns, they will be answered at the end of the tour by all three sisters.
If you’re looking for a place to visit in Tiburon, South Carolina, I have the right place for you. August, May, and June Boatwright own a beautiful Beekeeping Estate. The first thing that the visitors will see is a Caribbean Pink home. They will also see a view of a rock wall. This is referred to as the Wailing Wall. The visitors will also see the view of workers working with the bees and making the honey. Something that is one of the most common noises would be the buzzing of the honeybees. Also, you could hear the sound of a crying girl standing at the Wailing Wall. Some food the visitors would be able to eat would be honey. They would be able to sample and try the honey created by the Boatwright sisters and their workers. This is a wonderful treat for the visitors. The activity that the visitors would do is touring around the estate and seeing how the honey is created and how the bees are kept. One rare sight for the visitors would be seeing Lily. This would be odd for the tourists because she is the only white person on the estate. The visitors will be toured around by August Boatwright. August would be a great host and would show the tourists the wonderful sights of her Beekeeping Estate.
ReplyDeleteCarolina jasmine, chive, dillweed, and lemon balm twine around the porch of a fuchsia house. The interior of the house is gold as honey and filled with the scent of it. The floors and furniture are waxed with honey, the candles are made of honey, and every meal has a good dose of honey in it to "calm the mind, give us stamina, and prevent fatal disease" Yet the house is not the only marvel about this magical place. The real marvel are the bees. You can here them, constantly humming, an orchestra of buzzing, soaring voices. All around the yard there are white boxes, little tiny apartment buildings in which the bees live their secret lives. The bees are the soul of this magical place where they aren't things that sting you and cause you pain. Here they are living, breathing wonders who have a known purpose and are loved. The three calendar sisters, as they are known, are the ones that do the loving. They know everything about bees and August would be happy to show you how to make honey and care for the bees. She will take you around and show you where the bees live. She lives and breathes bees, honey, and everything that has to do with them. If you're lucky you might see her performing a waltz of sorts as she collects the untreated honey. The bees fly around her in a cloud, drifting through the smoke that lured them out. The primary food here is honey; honey on bread, honey in tea. August calls it "the ambrosia of the gods and the shampoo of the goddesses" At this bee estate one can learn about honey, learn how to make honey, or sit in on a meeting of the sisters of Mary. This group holds their own little church session. They sing and touch the heart of a statue of Mary for courage and strength.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Boatwright Beekeeping Estate. At this beautiful pink house, the Black Maddonna Honey is made and enjoyed by many people. The Boatwright sisters, August, May, and June, will happily give you a tour of the farm. They will also let you wander through the farm to explore as long as you follow their rules. No swatting the bees. The sister care very much for their bees and after they make all the honey, August gives back fie gallons to the bees. You will hear the buzzing of the bees everywhere you go, and sooner or later, it will sound like a harmonious choir singing a song, and you won't be able to get it out of your head! Also, you will be very lucky if you see purple honey. some people think that purple honey doesnt exist, but it does, The bees make purple honey when they start sucking pollen from (name of flower I can't remember).
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the honey capital of South Carolina, were August Boatwrite and her sisters run the Black Maddona honey industry. At this house you will see its amazing pink color, the land they work on and also were the bees live. At this house you can hear all the bees buzzing and making there honey. Food you can eat in the house is Tea will honey in it and maybe a bread with honey on it. August and May will take you around and look at the bees and possibly put on a face protector and examine them.nJune the other sister will be cooking and making iced tea in the kitchen. Enjoy your stay at the honey capital of South Carolina.
ReplyDeleteCome visit the Boatwright’s sisters’ Beekeeping estate in Tiburon. August Boatwright will be hosting your stay while May Boatwright provides you with meals. You can always be sure of this cozy, flamingo-pink home to always have bananas. Lets just hope bananas are your top pick for fruits! May Boatwright cooks up delicious, home-made meals. If you’re lucky, you may live to hear June Boatwright’s touching cello playing too.
ReplyDeleteWhenever you in a state of grieving and sorrow, the Boatwright sisters’ Beekeeping estate is the place to be. May is happy to share her wall with you. Whenever she is sad, she makes her way to the wall she made herself and lets her depression soak into the stones of the wall. You are free to join her. It works, just like magic.
Once of week, the Daughters of Mary come to pray and chant, you may join them if you please. The daughters of Mary pray to a wooden sculptor of black Mary. People press their palms to the red heart painted on the black Mary statues’ chest to make oneself stronger.
You can join August while she goes into the fields and takes care of all the bees that have hives owned by the Boatwright’s all over Tiburon. You can taste the fresh honey right out of the hive and taste how rich and sweet it is.
Welcome to the the Boatwright Beekeeping Estate in Tuburon, SC, home of the very famous Black Madona Honey. Included in this tour is a view of the shockingly bright pink house, around the property, in the honey house, and to the hives. On the tour, you will be able to listen to August’s stories while enjoying some banana refreshments and iced tea with honey. You can also enjoy some excellent cello and piano playing by June Boatwright, who is another one of the three sisters. You will also hear the buzzing of bee’s busy at work in their hives, the honey house’s machinery refining the honey, and the honey cart delivering the honey. Some activities that you will be involved in are getting close to the bee hives (in protective gear), refining honey, and various bee crafts in the Boatwrights home. You will also have a picnic with food made by May Boatwright and Rosaleen. Some rare sights you will see are the bee’s at work in the hive making honey. It is rare to get so close to them and still be safe, and be able to see where honey really comes from. Maybe if you’re really lucky, you might even be able to see the Queen Bee, or the leader of the hive. The host of the visit will be the Calendar Sisters themselves, but will also be helped by Lily and Rosaleen. Please come for lots of fun!
ReplyDeleteThe moment you step onto the Boatwright Estate you will be transported to the land of all things sweet. From the lovely sisters, April, June and May, to the honey produced from the thousands of bees on their property. Want to see just how the delicious honey? Ask for the grand tour. August Boatwright will gladly take you around the bee yard and show you the hives. You may notice that although she is around so many stinging creatures, she doesn't wear long sleeves. August will advise you to "send the bees love"; that's how she gets them to stay calm. I didn't think that was possible, especially with all the sounds of buzzing around me, but as soon as I tried it I was immediately immersed. The peace the bees can bring you is intoxicating, if you let them take over your senses. After the tour of the bee yard, go into the kitchen, and May will be there with biscuits with their Black Madonna Honey on them and sweet ice tea. How more perfectly could you end a great day? If you think you might have some trouble finding the Boatwright sisters home, think again. It's a large, flamingo pink home sitting up on a hill. This is a great trip to take for anyone.
ReplyDeleteThe things you would see are a big pink house, lots of trees, The Boatwright sisters and 2 fugitives. Many people will enjoy all the honey you would eat at the house. But, you might find that some people are kind of annoying. Like the Oh Suzzana really needs to stop. You will have a wonderful conversation with Lily about her screwed up life and how she ran away from the terrible T-Ray. You will actually have fun but you might die of too much honey. Your host will be August and she will be the best greeter you know.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to South Carolina’s Home of the Honey House. As you step onto the wooden porch, you will smell the erosion of smoke, mixed with orangeade and jello glasses. August, and the other Boatwright sisters will provide you each with a glass of orangeade, and a jello glass, as you walk into the doorway. Make sure that the bees don’t invest your beverages and jello glasses, because when you walk into the bright pink house, there will be plenty of bees waiting for you. This home farm is the home of the Black Madonna Honey. August Boatwright, the producer of this fantastic honey, will gladly offer you a tour of the home farm. June, and May, the remainder of the Boatwright sisters, will take you into the honey house, and will show you and explain to you everything that goes on in the making of this famous honey. You will absolutely be allowed to go up close to the bees, but make sure… NO SWATTING! That is the one huge rule we have here at the honey house. When you walk into the honey house, you will hear the disturbing, annoying sound of the buzzing bees. Just as a side note, you will end up finding these noises and buzzes relaxing. While in the honey house, you will see the tools that August uses to make this wonderful honey. You will probably notice the shelves of honey, and see the exotic labels on each individual jar. Just keep your ears open because August will give you the background of these fun and exotic labels. If you get a chance to look around the farm, you will also see a stone wall filled with papers. I will not tell you about this, so I will leave it up to you to figure out what it is occupied for. Enjoy your tour of the Honey House. I hope you learn a lot.
ReplyDeletePeople will see a lucious pink coat on the perimeter of the home, a beautiful green grass brightens the day for many. It will also welcome humans and animals into coming to the surrounding of this beautiful palace. you will notice when you walk into the area many birds will be chirping and it is very graceful.well the visitors will eat what ever they would like, the family have some great chefs in the house. but you can bet that everything in the food has honey in it! well they can roam around the house and the outside because there is beautiful scenery and incredible art work in the house such as the lady in chains statue. some rare sights are the beautiful nature in the backyard. keep your eyes out! and of course the outgoing august would be the host!
ReplyDeleteHello, and welcome to South Carolina, home of the Boatwright sisters. Once you step on the property you will automatically notice the fuchsia color of the house. But the house is something to see. Once you step onto the wooden deck, August will greet you and begin your tour. Inside you will find tons of unique things. Including very comfortable rocking chairs, which August will gladly allow you to use, and a black Mary, which is used for worship by the Daughters of Mary group. Immediately May and June will accompany you with some homemade orangeade. Something that you can’t even try to ignore is the buzzing of the bees from inside the house, but don’t worry, if you don’t bother them, they won’t bother you. And remember no swatting. As the day progresses you will probably get used to the buzzing and start to find is almost soothing. On this tour you will get to visit the hives, the rest of the house, and the best part, the honey house. The honey house is where your get to experience everything that goes on in the making of the delicious honey that everyone has been known to love, the Black Madonna Honey. Later you will be provided with Jello glasses. Just a warning, in the main house you might find a lot of banana peels in the garbage, and many banana products, made by Rosealeen and May. We have some big banana lovers in this house. Meanwhile in the honey house, you will notice the big machinery, which is also used to make the Black Madonna Honey that everyone so desires’. You also might find the shelf with all the jars of honey. Before you leave, the Boatwright sisters will end your visit with a beautiful song played by June, herself on the violin and May singing along. For weeks to come, the sound of the bees buzzing will stay with you, because that is how big of an imprint this experience was on you.
ReplyDeleteTake a ride to the Boatwright Estate today! The first thing you will probably notice is the wonderful hot pink color of the house. This will surely catch your attention. When inside the property grounds, visitors will get to take a fun bee-filled tour. You will find many sights, sounds, smells, and tastes while taking the tour. When walking through the fields, you will see the numerous amounts of beehives, and workers that are harvesting the bees' honey, using their handy smokers. You will also hear the loud buzzing of the bees, as well as the noise coming from the smokers. Included in the tour, visitors will get to taste the delicious honey produced by the thousands of bees. With this, you are also served cold drinks. This tour will be guided by August Boatwright, bee expert. She will tell you a lot of interesting information, as well as the "bee yard etiquette". The most important part of the bee yard etiquette is, NO SWATTING! You must keep harmony with the bees. After all, you don't want to get stung, do you? Visitors will also see some rare sights on this tour. One of these is the Wailing Wall, the wall full of prayers and feelings. So, if you want to have a great time with the family or by yourself, come on down to the glorious Boatwright Estate!
ReplyDeleteThis beekeeping estate is a wonderful place to visit. It has nice people, great food, and a wonderful town. There are many things to see including a wooden statue called our lady of chains with a fascinating story behind it. Also you can see the many beekeeping places, how they make wax candles and much more. If your place your head against one of the hives you can hear thousands of bee wings fanning thus cooling the hive. A once in a lifetime oppurtunity. Ay every meal you can enjoy honey. In the morning there are plenty of bananas, and in the afternoon there are often delicious balogna sandwiches. August Boatwright will be your hostess for most of the time who has come here since she was a little girl. One of the rarest sights there is purple honey. Sometimes the bees get this special type of pollen that makes the honey purple naturally. Some of the many things you can do is make candles, learn about bees, and see a real relic from hundreds of years ago, known as our lady of chains.
ReplyDeleteIn Tiberon,Sc You can visit the Boatwrights house. You can not miss it. It is peptobismol pink. They are the only honey makers that are all black and girls. There logo is a picture of black mary. When you are there you can see the bees, the calender sisters, and the machineary. Its very noisy between the bees, the calender girls hollering, the machineary, and the labor of the workers. When you re there you can eat some honey samples. You can also see may's wailling wall. If you are lucky You can see the calender sister praying to the black mary sulpture with their group the daughters of mary. When you are there you can see how the honey is made. In the honey shack. Your host will be May Or August. 2 of the calender sisters.
ReplyDeleteBuzz. Do not be alarmed, that is the sound of millions of bees moving their wings. Although many people are afraid of bees, there is nothing to be worried about here at the Beekeeping Estate in Tubron, SC. You will be able to see how our workers work with the bees, and how honey is produced. You will be able to see how we use the honey to make many of our products. Everybody is welcome to have some pancakes slathered in delicious honey with a glass of lemonade with honey. August Boatwright will help you dress in a suit to protect yourself from bee stings, and together she will show everyone how to produce honey. May will serve everybody food, while June will cook. If you are lucky, you will be able to hear the bees fly together in harmony, producing music to your ears.
ReplyDeleteIn the home of the Boatwright sisters you can find and see several things that will make your visit worth while. The Boatwright's live in the most colorful house your eyes will ever lay eyes on. It is painted Caribbean Pink and it is not something that you would miss in the town of Tibourn. All of the land sorrounding the sisters house is full of bees, bees and more bees. The eldest sister, the one who keeps the bees, is known for her Black Madonna Honey. On the front of the honey jar is the label of a colored Mary. If you stay there you can surly bet that August, May or June Boatwright will be your host. Maybe even August's bee keeping helper, Zach. When you stay here you better be prepared for bananas. If you're looking for activities, I'm sure that you will love bee keeping with August and her bees. She can show you the works, and how to show each and ever bee love and kindness. This also means that you will almost always hear the sound of bees buzzing and about once a day, you might hear the sound of May's whailing cries. Something you'll see, in which, you would not see anywhere else is May's wall. She made herself over the years, with river stones. It's an unbelivable site to see!
ReplyDeleteSabrina Marvin's essay Welcome to the Boatwright's home. When you are here August Boatwright will be hosting the tour.The sounds that you will hear will be many bees buzzing and the occasional "Oh Susanna" that is hummed by May Boatwright. The foods that will be served will be all honey dishes. Some specific honey dishes are apples with honey drizzeled on the top of them. Another dish is pancakes that are in the shape of the first letter of your name. Some activities are putting on bee keeper outfits and collecting honey from the bees. A lot of rare sights will be the beautiful backyard of the Boatwright's home. This tour is very entertaining and anyone who takes will be having a great time exploring.
ReplyDeleteCome on down to the south and visit the Boatwright sisters. Their beautiful pink house is nestled right in the heart of the woodlands located in Tiburon South Carolina. This estate is beautifully decorated with a nice classic vibe to it. Imagine waking up to the sun glowing behind the clouds and pine tress stretching beyond the house as far as the eye can see. Besides waking up to that beautiful sight you will also wake up to a gourmet breakfast cooked by one of the sister who spends much of her time reading cook books. However after you are done eating you can listen to calming tranquil music played by a second sister. She is a master at the cello and will give you Goosebumps. And if you don't want to do either of these things you can go with the third sister and work on the bee farm. When working on the bee farm you will hear the saddle sound of bees wings flapping. It is truly spectacular. Once you arrive you will never want to leave.
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