One of the grandkids checking things out. Checking out the new Flow hive.
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Back in the day ran a truck load of hives.
Nice after 35 years to plonk a couple in the back and front yards!
I’ve always worked my bees in shorts and t-shirt. If they get a bit funny and I get a few stings I’ll go and suit up. I like the gentle touch of bare hands and the freedom of minimal gear on.
I reckon them little critters can smell fear lol
Seems that your link is private. I wasn’t allowed to look at it. 
Oh drat!
I’m not much at tech stuff.
I have no idea how to make it work.
Sorry.
It was a clip of my four year old grandson and I going through a hive doing an inspection. He was right into it and up close. We both just wore our shorts, t-shirt and sandals.
Very cute.
Here’s another try.
Still doesn’t work, but if you are willing to open a (free) youtube.com account, and post the video as publicly available, that should work. 
You can then make a link like this one, which anyone with a browser can see:
Might be out of luck Dawn.
It was recorded as a Facebook live.
You just need to change the privacy setting of the video to public and not private I think - then you can share it :0
One last try lol 
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Perfect! What a great little guy. He was more worried about the smoke than the bees! He obviously trusts you a lot. 
Hi Dawn,
Thanks for persisting with me in this.
I’ve tried another method.
Let me know if it works please
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10204078240552964&id=1733190294
Thanks
MARK
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That works too. But probably because you already fixed the sharing settings.
Nice video 
I reckon he’ll be carrying on the beekeeping tradition 
p.s. - just so you know - you can right click and save your video. You can then upload it to Youtube etc if you feel like sharing your videos more on the forum
Thanks for you help on it.
I’m really good at doing what I know how to do.
Now I can be really good at getting fb live stuff out of fb lol
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The little chap is the right age to learn not to fear bees and begin an interest in bees. A good clip.
Cheers Mark