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* Gas- Check your tire pressure, unload your trunk, change your oil, carpool, plan your trips, walk or run to the store
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* Invest in a cool mug or thermos for beverage purchases instead of using disposable cups-preferably stainless steel
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1 comment:
Beautiful art are has been created on the unused piece of wood.Its a great idea for decorating the walls of the room. Recycled wood art is literally made from wood that is found on the side of the road. This is the best thing about this art these days is not just cool but also very fashionable. Thanks a lot.
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