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I don't eat my dog, my cat or any other living creature :) - Missy McGee on How do you make reusable sandwich wraps?:
i've made some from rip-stop nylon. its the stuff that cheap parkas and kites are made from! i think its polyethylene which is o … - janeen page on Community gardens:
The Marfell Community Garden Tuesday and Wednesday from 10.30 -3pmPlus many free weekend workshops and Gardening Bees look out for adds in t … - Sarah Heeringa on Walk2Work Day this Wednesday 10th March!:
When I was training for the Oxfam Trailwalker last year I tried to walk home from work at least once or twice each week. It was a 7.5km walk … - Hazel on Walk2Work Day this Wednesday 10th March!:
Understandably walking to work is not an option for everyone so cycling, using public transport, or even just walking part of the way all he … - Sarah on Walk2Work Day this Wednesday 10th March!:
Walk to work day is going to be quite a challenge for many who live too far from their workplace. Walking 16km to work is a bit far fo … - Olmec Sinclair on Walk2Work Day this Wednesday 10th March!:
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Here they are Will: http://allgoodbananas.co.nz/resources/
