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friv
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Location: Slovenia, Podravska regija
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 Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2015 8:07 am Post subject: Game about beekeeping |
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In support to beekeeping and beekeepers I've built a game about beekeeping. It can be customized and placed on any website with just few lines of HTML code.
What do you think about the idea?
I would paste a link, but i'm not allowed to, since i don't have 5 posts yet... |
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Barbara
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Hi Friv
It's an interesting idea but at the moment we are probably all busy testing our skills and knowledge on the real thing, rather than a game.
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jumbleoak
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Jasbee
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| Sounds like something my kids would enjoy - they're only allowed to watch the real thing from afar at the moment. |
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