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Artisan Chevy Willow

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My target 1380 Hours

I'm taking time out for nature!

Whether it's 60 seconds, 60 minutes or beyond the hour, we can all take time for nature this Earth Hour.

I am taking time out for nature and have joined the worlds biggest movement to protect our planet. By moving my body and raising vital funds from my Earth Hour Challenge 60, I will be helping to protect and regenerate nature - restoring the planet for everything that calls it home.

I am shining a spotlight on nature loss to give Earth a brighter future. Help me in my challenge by sponsoring me today.

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Log 22 Hours (60 minutes a day) of Activity for Nature

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Why though?

Sunday 2nd Mar
Ahoy! I’m walking/moving everyday for at least 60minutes because I keep injuring my back (which sucks balls) so now I’m more determined than ever (out of pure spite some could say 😂) to become stronger than any injuries.
I need low impact but constant movement to keep my muscles warm & working so I’m walking every day regardless. In time I’ll up the ante on the exercising but it all depends on where my back is at. 

I came across the Earth Hour 60minute challenge that supports the 2x things I believe in most-supporting animals and their habitats (or the environment in general). Seemed too perfect. Regardless if anyone donates I will be doing this everyday, even if all I do is bring some awareness to the fact we all live and depend on this earth (which deserves & needs support as much as it supports us) then I’m grateful for this opportunity. 

Thank you 🙏🐨🐯🐻🐋🦭🐬🌿💐🌎☀️🌈

Thank you to my Sponsors

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