Queens in Posof, ready to hatch.
Everyday my quest to learn about honey in Turkey brings me closer and closer to borderlands. More often than not, many of the beekeepers who are considering organic certification over the next year are within jumping distance of the Georgia and Armenia borders. Having visited over 60 beekeepers in this situation over the past week, here is a quick snapshot of a border-beeing. (more…)
Catherine de Medici Jaffee is a lunatic about honey culture in the Caucasus. You can most frequently find her jumping on a mountain, running from angry bees, cooking in villages, hitching on dirt roads, or joking with Turkcell about her internet woes.
Cat is joined by Claire, an artist, photographer, writer, and globe wanderer. You're most likely to find her upside down, yodeling from a mountaintop, making tragic mistakes in Turkish, or eating meat for Cat.
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Jeez, Cat, forget the honey road--you're making me want to visit Kars!
Now, if only America could be like Kars, Turkey, where people of all types could get along and ask a
After a realistic post (hust sit down, and suit up) about society, now some positive words about Kar
Cat This is a cliché (my words) but i admire your work, i respect your feelings. You are brave, keep
OK; sounds good. I was just trying to understand the failure, and had only limited understanding of
Dear Terrystuff, thank you for writing and for following my blog. I found your work very interesting
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