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Picking up rubbish

April 23, 2020 Posted by Kiwi Conservation Club

By Chester (aged 6)

My younger sister and I love to play at a bike park down by the beach. There is a stormwater drain next to it that we love to explore.

We noticed lots of rubbish around the tracks and at the drain. So, we got some bags and filled them up. It was lots of fun

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