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Boy, i bet those beehives are just full of honey, arent they, opie . I wish they was. This late spring has got us messed all up. The late spring . Yeah, the clover aint bloomi and the fruit trees aint either. You know what, boys . Theres hardly enough honey around to keep the bees eatin. Well, if the bees cant find anything to eat, whatll they do . Its kinda hard to tell. Sometime, they just swarm up and leave. Leave . You mean for good . Opie yup. I might even have to leave with em, move to the country or someplace. Jeepers, opie, dont move away. Me and tommy will help, wont we, tommy . Well ...

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In October, Salem sees about 100,000 daily tourists buying witchcraft supplies, wearing costumes, and touring local haunts. We joined them for a day.