Current Update: Working on getting last couple of bee suit items, Working on getting last couple of pieces to beehive, Built/Building frames(what the bees use to make honeycomb on) for beehive, Working on restoring, painting, and add-ons for beehive, Planted/Planting Bee Food, Building Foundation for beehive and walkway.
BeeMax is the name my nephew and I choose for the area we worked on that will contain the bees. The name is perfect: it contains the word "bee", contains two letters of my name "Be" from Ben, and Max is my nephew's nickname. I love it. It's a Triple Play...just not gonna quit am I = LOL. {Side note - to all those Los Angeles readers and unto all really, it saddens my heart to hear about the recent violence at Dodger Stadium, and I just want to say I learned along time ago that it is important to have good sportsmanship on the field, but equally important is having good sportsmanship as a fan.} Back to BeeMax, my nephew and I worked tirelessly to get a bunch of work done with limited time. Just to give you idea of what we did, here are the tools we used: Rake, Leaf Rake, Garden Hoe(Spade ended), Long Shovel, Regular Shovel, Clippers/Sheers, Pronged Hoe, Axe, Hedge Clippers(electric power), Lawn mower(gas power). And here is what we did.
Sticks, Trees, & Vines...Oh these Vines!
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<<<Max working Hard>>>
Stump ville...What an ordeal these trees were!!! Seriously, I had to hand saw ALL of these because I was unable to fix my chainsaw...As you can see> there is always that one in life that stubborn. No, actually it was just polar. I had to dig deep, axe it, and then just cover it. There was no way to pull it out(with my tools at least), and no telling how deep it goes. 
<After clearing all the treesAfter clearing most everything>
Good Job!
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