Bees Guiding the Way

In 1922, Lenin lived on a small hill which was (you can keep this but it sounds better without it) not far from Moscow. There was a beekeeper in the local area / There was a local beekeeper. Lenin often sent one of his men to invite him for a chat chatting. One day, he thought of asking the beekeeper on about beekeeping, but the man whom Lenin often sent to meet the beekeeper had gone to Moscow. None of his other men knew where the beekeeper lived. Therefore, Lenin decided to visit the beekeeper himself in person. While he was walking along the road, Lenin found a lot of bees buzzing in the flower. Observing the bees carefully for a while, he saw the bees fly into a garden after gathering nectar from flowers. There was a small house nearby the garden, He walked over to the house and knocked at on the door. The man who opened the door was the beekeeper. The beekeeper was a little surprised to see him and asked, "Hello, Comrade Lenin. Who led the way for you here?" He replied:"It was your bees that helped me get here."