I started bee keeping a year ago in UK and friend reccommended I get one of these hives. I did so and ended up with a great yield. I made a stand and roof area for it and painted it to weatherproof it. Bees are happy in these hives and there is considerably less disturbance than traditional hives. The problem is the wood they're made from is pine, so prone to swelling so everything jams in winter. Also when fiting the backs on the metal aligning lugs are a complete pain toalign because some of the frames are prone to warping. The solution is to slide frames in so they align at front of hive and remove ones at rear. These hives really need to be enclosed in a barn to stop them deteriorating. Frames are not compatible so best to buy Langstroth ones and adapt if you are at an apiary with others They are a cool hive and have been about since shortly after the first beehive was invented. They need tweaking to make them more user friendly. Taking the trouble to do this saves hours of frustration jiggling frames...
I have to say the Europeans developed some fantastic hives over time. Here in the states we basically use the Langstroth which is good for here. I've also seen Polish beehives and never saw them again. A friend who was a college professor had one. But, yours is so nice in the way a person could be inside out of the weather and still check the hives or extract. I also like the hive body as it doesn't seem to cause issues getting the frames out for inspection or extraction. I know some Americans are making changes so that Langstroth frames fit. I've heard they are an issue getting stuck with propolis and comb. I may buy one of the slovenian hives and try it. It looks like fun
Beautiful operation...i also live in a semi tropical area...Florida...hive Beetle can be a problem but the girls seem to bee taking care of business...hives look very strong...thank you for sharing your hives and letting us into your home..
I am really impressed by watching your kind of bee hives and the quality of honey producing and specially the environment is so impressive too. I am from Karachi Pakistan and would like to see more videos of your kind. Thanks!
These hives are great. You could build them right into a building and really have a controlled environment as far as temperature and humidity at least. You could literally be rearing brood all winter you might have to feed more but you could come out of winter really strong
Just watching again and thinking about purchasing one or two. Enjoy your vacation Richard glad you are able to get out for a while to Ireland.👍🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Greetings from Poland 😀. I have the same hives but on heat development, better solution, I recommend to try. Travelling pavilion for 60 hives. Eight frames,baffle grille, thirteen frames.
The Europeans have developed excellent hives. My cousin is in Germany and he too keeps bees. I helped a professor with a beekeeping class years ago and he had a Polish hive. If I ever had the opportunity to visit Europe (cousins) these would be top on the list to see. Love the hive sheds.
i wish you could you please make a video on the making and working mechanics of the mobile beehive. The concept is so fascinating. I really want to see the way it gets loaded into the truck :D
well... im not sure how mobile things work in hawaii... but if you have lets say maple woods and 50 km its mostly linden you move bees from maple to linden because they bloom at different time. works really good in some places.
Sorry to see small hive beetles in Hawaii. My wife and I were in Hawaii two times and visited all the islands we could. The honey is very unique. I personally like the 'white' honey. Excellent flavor. Thanks for showing the Slovenian hive. After years of Langstroth I'm looking for something new to do. This would be a fun project.
what i recommend is stick a paper on door and write what have you done each time so you know exactly whats with that hive. you can do it with this type
I was thinking about a Slovenian style migratory shed with solar powered dehumidifier. The brood boxes would ventilate to the outside maintaining humidity. the honey super space would be designed to evaporate the nectar quickly. Perhaps it could be built as a series of sheds the could load on a semi. You might get a pretty good load of colonies if you had a popup shed to arrangement
I would just let the bees do their thing to evaporate the honey. If you have green honey in the frames leave it for the bees to finish or put the frames in a room with a dehumidifier
Can you also provide the blueprint of the house. The link below the stream? It will be really appreciated. Also, not only house's blueprint but also AZ bee hive's measurement, too. Thanks in advance ~
To get rid of all of those beetles open up that door and put some sort of perch on the outside and just put one of your chickens right there. Those chickens will sit there and eat those beetles all day long
i would love to learn some bee keeping from you my brother, next time you come to our Island. you have a 10 acre farm to stay. i have 7 hives on my farm just a few miles from Alicia
curious to know if each hive slides out individually.. How would you treat foul brood. some states require burning the whole hive.. I'd hate to have to burn down a whole building.. but I love the idea of a bee house..
Good point. I would hope the hive is fastened to the building and removable. How else would you get it in there unless it's built with the building. That would be poor planning.
Yes they do but there is an Apiary very nearby with Arista bees and drones in it! They now have 100% mite resistant queens which is awesome. I hope to do a video about that when I am Over next.,👌🏻💥🐝🐝
Joel Caldwell yes but the whole idea is you part the frames like pages in a book before you pull out a frame . The bases of each frame have a U like section , not flat so you don’t squash bees on the base either! No different really to a conventional hive if you consider that! Thanks for your comments. 👌🏻🐝
Hi Richard, I have a question, I got a Nuc in April, by the end of May they were thriving, then got infested with varroa mites and the colony really drop in numbers, in August I did the three-week treatment with Oxalic acid, cleaned the mites but the colony doesn't seem to recup in numbers, two deeps are full of honey and pollen and and just a few frames for brood, but the outside of the hive is not by far what it was in April and May. Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
It's a year later but I'll give it a try. You likely let the mites get ahead of you. You need to monitor those things at least once a month. Their numbers will sneak up on you and then you're going to have real issues. Oxalic Acid works best on the hives when they no longer have closed brood. You can try Formic Acid which is supposed to kill mites inside the capped cells. Or other treatments. But to keep the hive from crashing you need to keep the mite numbers under control. In samples (watch a youtube video by professional beekeepers and not backyard beekeepers) you shouldn't allow the mites to exceed 2 per 100 bees. Or two percent. You may have to treat a few times with different methods to get the mites down. I had that problem two years ago. No matter what I did the numbers went up. I found out that a beekeeper in the area didn't take care of his mite loads, lost his colonies and my bees robbed him out and the mites kept hitch hiking a ride back to my colonies. Be diligent and don't give up. It's a great hobby
K S no not really, the base of the frame is u shaped so no bees get crushed upon frame withdraw. No different to that damage you get a langsdroth or Dadant
Living a dream Richard, you're living a dream. I'm interested in @ 1:55, and again at 7:25 - the frames have markings on them, like a 'Y' and an upside-down 'Y'. Do you know if that is something to do with Housel Positioning ?
Aloha, Patrick! I use both plastic and wax foundation in my hives. If you use wax foundation, inside of the cell you can see a Y or an upside-down Y. When the bees draw out natural comb, the upside-down Y is positioned towards the center of the brood nest. Marking the frames allows me to return extracted frames into the colony in the position the bees prefer without having to eye it first. Plastic foundation is the same on both sides which may be one reason bees are slower to build comb on plastic frames.
Those classic hive beetle are not so effective. I make my traps from corrugate plastic. Back in Romania we have similar system called “Bee Hotel “ with 60,80 or 120 colonies.
Thanks for your comment yes there is lots of different methods and the le ems of beetle infestation does rise and fall. Glad to hear of another method. 💪🏻🙌🐝
Reducing the natural tendacy for bees to swarm is not good, do you treat for varroa? Another not good thing to do to bees, contrary to commercial beekeepers using chemicals this affect brood and infects honey, limiting the brood to 1 brood area does mot allow for a natural progression of bees to expand as in nature, what works in Slovenia does not always work in other climates because bees are acclimated to lat and long. Hives close together increase the chance of drifting of disease ( bees in the wild do not live that close together).
It looks to me someone who has been keeping bees for sometime that the hives are successful. The bee spacing looks to be around 1/4in witch perfect. The control of swarming is necessary in any hive with the production of honey......and etcetera and so on
Природа создана Абсолютом-Богом и все что есть в природе он завещал детям своим, человек принял с любовью от Отца-Бога и улучшили для удобства в обслуживании и не вижу тут нарушений к природе. Ну а если вы видите тут не соответствие, то не садитесь в машину а ходите пешком, не живете комфортабельном доме семьей а в пустыне или лесу поселитесь. Не кажется ли вам что ви не в своей тарелке когда поучаете.
Pierwszy raz widzę takie ule z takimi ramkami. Teren z dużym pożytkiem a właściwie bardzo dużym. Ciekawe jak tam wyglądają pożytki pszczele w przeciągu roku?
@@richardnoel3141 Jakie są uzyski z ula w ciągu sezonu? Jak popyt na miód? Jakie pszczoły z jakimi zwyczajami, cechami trzymacie? Widać, że pszczoły są łagodne ale rojliwe? Sami hodujecie matki pszczele czy kupujecie? Po ile u was sa roje i matki pszczele? Jakie miody są u was najbardziej cenione?
@@StefanJerzySiudalski pszczoły w tych ulach są w większości dzikimi stadami, a następnie selekcjonowane i szczepione od najlepszych królowych. Na Hawajach przepływ Nextar jest stały przez cały rok. Poza deszczowymi dniami pszczoły latają około 12 godzin dziennie, jak na równiku. Głównym problemem jest utrzymanie na górze miodu. pszczoły są bardzo proliferujące. To są moje dziewczyny, pszczoły. Moje są w północnej Francji w Europie. mam nadzieję, że to odpowie na twoje pytania.
Thiago Moraes thé plans are available on line but to buy them direct you can also google them up. Alicia had hers made by a carpenter, so I can’t recommend the supplier. Thanks for your comments!🐝🤟👍
Hi Richard AZ hive is nice also ,i have a one Canadian polyhive -better function with langstroth frames and easy to use for pollination purposes-/polyhive beekeeping system/ is the name,
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I started bee keeping a year ago in UK and friend reccommended I get one of these hives. I did so and ended up with a great yield.
I made a stand and roof area for it and painted it to weatherproof it. Bees are happy in these hives and there is considerably less disturbance than traditional hives.
The problem is the wood they're made from is pine, so prone to swelling so everything jams in winter.
Also when fiting the backs on the metal aligning lugs are a complete pain toalign because some of the frames are prone to warping.
The solution is to slide frames in so they align at front of hive and remove ones at rear.
These hives really need to be enclosed in a barn to stop them deteriorating.
Frames are not compatible so best to buy Langstroth ones and adapt if you are at an apiary with others
They are a cool hive and have been about since shortly after the first beehive was invented. They need tweaking to make them more user friendly. Taking the trouble to do this saves hours of frustration jiggling frames...
proud to see our tradition is appreciated worldwide,greetings from Slovenia
Thank you, Its a terifffic hive. Greetings to you too!
I have to say the Europeans developed some fantastic hives over time. Here in the states we basically use the Langstroth which is good for here.
I've also seen Polish beehives and never saw them again. A friend who was a college professor had one.
But, yours is so nice in the way a person could be inside out of the weather and still check the hives or extract. I also like the hive body as it doesn't seem to cause issues getting the frames out for inspection or extraction. I know some Americans are making changes so that Langstroth frames fit. I've heard they are an issue getting stuck with propolis and comb.
I may buy one of the slovenian hives and try it. It looks like fun
Beautiful operation...i also live in a semi tropical area...Florida...hive Beetle can be a problem but the girls seem to bee taking care of business...hives look very strong...thank you for sharing your hives and letting us into your home..
I am really impressed by watching your kind of bee hives and the quality of honey producing and specially the environment is so impressive too. I am from Karachi Pakistan and would like to see more videos of your kind. Thanks!
These hives are great. You could build them right into a building and really have a controlled environment as far as temperature and humidity at least. You could literally be rearing brood all winter you might have to feed more but you could come out of winter really strong
Just watching again and thinking about purchasing one or two. Enjoy your vacation Richard glad you are able to get out for a while to Ireland.👍🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Greetings from Poland 😀. I have the same hives but on heat development, better solution, I recommend to try. Travelling pavilion for 60 hives. Eight frames,baffle grille, thirteen frames.
wow im from slovenia and had no idea theres a slovenian type hive out there
The Europeans have developed excellent hives. My cousin is in Germany and he too keeps bees. I helped a professor with a beekeeping class years ago and he had a Polish hive.
If I ever had the opportunity to visit Europe (cousins) these would be top on the list to see.
Love the hive sheds.
Jože slovenci smo edini pravi čebelarji, tem panjem fali še lepa čebelja hiša da bi blo zares slovensko.
Wow look at lovely flora...
i wish you could you please make a video on the making and working mechanics of the mobile beehive. The concept is so fascinating. I really want to see the way it gets loaded into the truck :D
well... im not sure how mobile things work in hawaii... but if you have lets say maple woods and 50 km its mostly linden you move bees from maple to linden because they bloom at different time. works really good in some places.
Ovakva riba i pcele najbolja kombinacija za pcelara .
Good, very beautiful....
😍 I need a queen to build a human hive 😂✌
Sorry to see small hive beetles in Hawaii. My wife and I were in Hawaii two times and visited all the islands we could. The honey is very unique. I personally like the 'white' honey. Excellent flavor.
Thanks for showing the Slovenian hive. After years of Langstroth I'm looking for something new to do. This would be a fun project.
what i recommend is stick a paper on door and write what have you done each time so you know exactly whats with that hive. you can do it with this type
Bee condos. It's making me crazy that you are not killing the beetles. Those bees are so lucky.
I was saying the same thing. Squash those little buggers
amazing hives and bee keeper
Very interesting ❤️ thank you
I'm not too sure that the bee protection works if you're mostly naked
Anyone can tend to bees, few can do it as nicely as she does.
that's why she's a pro
I was thinking about a Slovenian style migratory shed with solar powered dehumidifier. The brood boxes would ventilate to the outside maintaining humidity. the honey super space would be designed to evaporate the nectar quickly. Perhaps it could be built as a series of sheds the could load on a semi. You might get a pretty good load of colonies if you had a popup shed to arrangement
I would just let the bees do their thing to evaporate the honey. If you have green honey in the frames leave it for the bees to finish or put the frames in a room with a dehumidifier
wait... what? no need for dehumidifier. bees will do that for you.
Can you also provide the blueprint of the house. The link below the stream? It will be really appreciated. Also, not only house's blueprint but also AZ bee hive's measurement, too. Thanks in advance ~
To get rid of all of those beetles open up that door and put some sort of perch on the outside and just put one of your chickens right there. Those chickens will sit there and eat those beetles all day long
I from Slovenia I beekeeping in AŽ hives
th-cam.com/users/mmlm64videos AZ hives...all you need to know. He is from Serbia. Have a nice day!!
Nice Hives
Nice🎉
6:35 wait... you didnt find a queen? is she there marked one? in back of frame in middle more to right? or is that random bee with a spot on back?
i would love to learn some bee keeping from you my brother, next time you come to our Island. you have a 10 acre farm to stay. i have 7 hives on my farm just a few miles from Alicia
TheCodesearcher dotcom thank you, very kind offer! I don’t know when my my next visit will be, this Covid has ruined everything !! 🤷🏼♂️
If you go to Romania, you see similar but like a camping caravan trailers
That beetle blaster does not seem to be doing the job. That is too many beetles walking around messing with the bees. Smash them.
paul dow no they work just fine. I had to use different clips from
Other hives to show how the beetles move etc!
curious to know if each hive slides out individually.. How would you treat foul brood. some states require burning the whole hive.. I'd hate to have to burn down a whole building.. but I love the idea of a bee house..
Good point. I would hope the hive is fastened to the building and removable. How else would you get it in there unless it's built with the building. That would be poor planning.
of course they slide in and out
If it can be designed to fit flow-frame with epp hive to control hot and cold weather, it would be perfect.
youngin song sure it could!
Do they have much problems varroa mites there?
Yes they do but there is an Apiary very nearby with Arista bees and drones in it! They now have 100% mite resistant queens which is awesome. I hope to do a video about that when I am
Over next.,👌🏻💥🐝🐝
@@richardnoel3141 Please do, because here on the mainland of the U.S. and I'm sure in Europe those mite resistant bees don't exist.
Show them super cool Hive
i like your video
It seems to me you could easily roll a queen with this type hive if you’re not careful.
Joel Caldwell yes but the whole idea is you part the frames like pages in a book before you pull out a frame . The bases of each frame have a U like section , not flat so you don’t squash bees on the base either! No different really to a conventional hive if you consider that! Thanks for your comments. 👌🏻🐝
@@richardnoel3141 Great explanation. I was wondering why the tops and bottoms of the frames were shaped that way.
Wow, what an awesome video! I know the Slovenian hives quite well, but I’ve never thought that they are so popular outside of Europe.
well neither did I lol. but their becoming increasingly popular! thanks for your comment.
Innovative design and nice environment. Lovely. ♥
Thx Richard. Great to see other hives in action and how other beekeepers work.
When it is mobile, the direction of the moving and frame's board are perpendicular, right? Then, I heard it is not good.
Where do you buy the frames, and are they lang sized? TIA
Where can I purchase plans for a langstroth framing for these types of hives?
How do you deal with propolis and sticky frames!
hi, I'm a Beekeeper from Bangladesh. I keep apic mellifira. can i keep those like this?
I believe you can.
Something wrong with the first frame taken out? The hive looks different.
Hi Richard, I have a question, I got a Nuc in April, by the end of May they were thriving, then got infested with varroa mites and the colony really drop in numbers, in August I did the three-week treatment with Oxalic acid, cleaned the mites but the colony doesn't seem to recup in numbers, two deeps are full of honey and pollen and and just a few frames for brood, but the outside of the hive is not by far what it was in April and May. Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
It's a year later but I'll give it a try. You likely let the mites get ahead of you. You need to monitor those things at least once a month. Their numbers will sneak up on you and then you're going to have real issues.
Oxalic Acid works best on the hives when they no longer have closed brood. You can try Formic Acid which is supposed to kill mites inside the capped cells. Or other treatments.
But to keep the hive from crashing you need to keep the mite numbers under control. In samples (watch a youtube video by professional beekeepers and not backyard beekeepers) you shouldn't allow the mites to exceed 2 per 100 bees. Or two percent.
You may have to treat a few times with different methods to get the mites down. I had that problem two years ago. No matter what I did the numbers went up. I found out that a beekeeper in the area didn't take care of his mite loads, lost his colonies and my bees robbed him out and the mites kept hitch hiking a ride back to my colonies.
Be diligent and don't give up. It's a great hobby
Halo! Povejte mi, prosim, kako deluje vaš panj? Če vam ni težko, mi prosim povejte risbe tega panja! S spoštovanjem.
the way the frames are slid in looks like smashing bees is of no concern other then not needing to lift anything
K S no not really, the base of the frame is u shaped so no bees get crushed upon frame withdraw. No different to that damage you get a langsdroth or Dadant
I'm interested in with your beekeeping. I experience 27 yares
Living a dream Richard, you're living a dream.
I'm interested in @ 1:55, and again at 7:25 - the frames have markings on them, like a 'Y' and an upside-down 'Y'. Do you know if that is something to do with Housel Positioning ?
Aloha, Patrick! I use both plastic and wax foundation in my hives. If you use wax foundation, inside of the cell you can see a Y or an upside-down Y. When the bees draw out natural comb, the upside-down Y is positioned towards the center of the brood nest. Marking the frames allows me to return extracted frames into the colony in the position the bees prefer without having to eye it first. Plastic foundation is the same on both sides which may be one reason bees are slower to build comb on plastic frames.
@@imotslo I sent you an email. I'm hoping you have plans for building them.
Those classic hive beetle are not so effective. I make my traps from corrugate plastic. Back in Romania we have similar system called “Bee Hotel “ with 60,80 or 120 colonies.
Thanks for your comment yes there is lots of different methods and the le ems of beetle infestation does rise and fall. Glad to hear of another method. 💪🏻🙌🐝
Pains me to see a beekeeper have a boring shortly mowed lawn
Bees and bikinis my two favourite things.... noice
Can you give me a link to the portable AZ hive design? I really love that setup.
Hello,
I am from Slovenia and have 77 beehives AZ
if you are interested you can ask ...
tomi.kostrun@gmail.com
Reducing the natural tendacy for bees to swarm is not good, do you treat for varroa? Another not good thing to do to bees, contrary to commercial beekeepers using chemicals this affect brood and infects honey, limiting the brood to 1 brood area does mot allow for a natural progression of bees to expand as in nature, what works in Slovenia does not always work in other climates because bees are acclimated to lat and long. Hives close together increase the chance of drifting of disease ( bees in the wild do not live that close together).
You can't argue with success.
jkprops do you keep bees?
It looks to me someone who has been keeping bees for sometime that the hives are successful. The bee spacing looks to be around 1/4in witch perfect. The control of swarming is necessary in any hive with the production of honey......and etcetera and so on
Природа создана Абсолютом-Богом и все что есть в природе он завещал детям своим, человек принял с любовью от Отца-Бога и улучшили для удобства в обслуживании и не вижу тут нарушений к природе. Ну а если вы видите тут не соответствие, то не садитесь в машину а ходите пешком, не живете комфортабельном доме семьей а в пустыне или лесу поселитесь. Не кажется ли вам что ви не в своей тарелке когда поучаете.
Very nice hive system. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks
Ohh those lucky bees 🐝🐝😂😂
Thank you, Richard, where are you in Big Island?
Yes in Big island, near Hilo, not there now, back again in a few weeks. can't wait!!
Mahalo,@@richardnoel3141, I will try to buy your honey
По типу вулика Прокоповича, які знаходять в старих покинутих дворах в Україні.А раша бі це мабуть приморські бджоли що з ними працювали в Баттон Руж.
Pierwszy raz widzę takie ule z takimi ramkami. Teren z dużym pożytkiem a właściwie bardzo dużym. Ciekawe jak tam wyglądają pożytki pszczele w przeciągu roku?
Na Hawajach przez cały rok przepływają nektary, więc pszczoły są bardzo płodne. dzięki za twoje komentarze. przepraszam za powolną odpowiedź.
@@richardnoel3141 Jakie są uzyski z ula w ciągu sezonu? Jak popyt na miód? Jakie pszczoły z jakimi zwyczajami, cechami trzymacie? Widać, że pszczoły są łagodne ale rojliwe? Sami hodujecie matki pszczele czy kupujecie? Po ile u was sa roje i matki pszczele? Jakie miody są u was najbardziej cenione?
@@StefanJerzySiudalski pszczoły w tych ulach są w większości dzikimi stadami, a następnie selekcjonowane i szczepione od najlepszych królowych. Na Hawajach przepływ Nextar jest stały przez cały rok. Poza deszczowymi dniami pszczoły latają około 12 godzin dziennie, jak na równiku. Głównym problemem jest utrzymanie na górze miodu. pszczoły są bardzo proliferujące. To są moje dziewczyny, pszczoły. Moje są w północnej Francji w Europie. mam nadzieję, że to odpowie na twoje pytania.
@@richardnoel3141 Wielkie dzięki - człowiek uczy się całe życie...
Great video and great hives. I’ve been interested in using some AZ hives and was wondering where did you get your hives from?
Thanks
T
Thiago Moraes thé plans are available on line but to buy them direct you can also google them up. Alicia had hers made by a carpenter, so I can’t recommend the supplier.
Thanks for your comments!🐝🤟👍
www.ebay.com/itm/Upgrade-pollen-trap-in-National-Slovenian-AZ-beehive-20-frames-with-feeder/273542937855?hash=item3fb06dfcff:g:gkEAAOSwwN5ZfafO:rk:6:pf:0
www.thebeeshop.com
I build them here in Texas and SHIP across the USA
html://Steve4bees.us
@@richardnoel3141 I've been looking for the plans. Any specific site you can recommend?
Hi Richard AZ hive is nice also ,i have a one Canadian polyhive -better function with langstroth frames and easy to use for pollination purposes-/polyhive beekeeping system/ is the name,
Aloha
From a graduate of Pearl City High on Oahu '74.
Looking forward to using an AZ hive in eastern N C.
he hee screw the bees! beside ya a hot hive THINKING OUT OF THE BOX 1 problem i do see! dragging the frames out could roll a queen
The frames are concave to eliminate that possibility.
@@DamianP-n7b Remember? I told ya so when it happens
@@426superbee4 l've never had the problem you are talking about.
how or where can a person get the plans to build the a to z hive both the mobile and permanent house. thank you.
Roy Stacey hi if you look for the Facebook group AZ Hivers thé are on there!
Tako mlada a vec Slovenka?
WOW
Lol they did some insemination in france. Lmao. . and then some. Look at the cheeky grins on both their faces lol
Isn’t she just gorgeous!!🥰
@@richardnoel3141 ABSOLUTELY lol
@@richardnoel3141 Hope it was fun
Nice working vacation Richard. With Ms. Wills there's honey and then there's "Honey". How long was the flight?
private bubba about 24 hours travelling in-flights! But so worth it!
@@richardnoel3141 The wife and I went to Maui 2 years ago. It was an awesome vacation.
is she a bodybuilder , lots of chest workout.mmm
En español por favor
That looks neat as h#$$ make more videos please.
Pourquoi pas en français ?
why that??? bees dont like boo....s
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Where I can come to buy your honey?
what the shame !! naked !
Don't watch then.