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March 9, 2021
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M Nature (S Loyall), Bangalow

Winter is coming. May I respectfully suggest that choosing a jumper, nanna rug, cardy, blankie, hoody, or doona is preferable over lighting the fire or turning on the heater?

There’s no need to be silly about it, but sustainable practices need to start now and continue forever if billions of you are to continue inhabiting this beautiful planet we’re sharing. All you need to do is pause… and consider your choices wisely. A side-benefit? You’ll feel warm and fuzzy on the inside.

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