Re: Re: King Bee (and real comments)

From: Ian Cooper <ian_hammond_cooper_at_6jnSabpl6XWd_ENCqGtXxo-qIG2WlsiZs9DINI5H9Siz8TGDUJ_u_kjOF>
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 16:22:52 +0000 (GMT)


>I kind of like the honey thing, but I understand
that we don't want an oddball stead.

I think the honey stuff is great, but the idea for our first stead was to cut something basic, so it acts as a baseline to build from. Adding the honey stuff means we would need to take it back out to see a vanilla stead. Why not come back to 'unusual' steads later. Our aim is to produce more than one. When we get to a king or chieftan's stead, then there will be room for beekeepers and brewers. Right now though my vote would be to be a bit more vanilla with our first stead. Otherwise we may get bogged down. Save our sweet stuff for later.  



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