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Hannes van Eeden 
We must all be aware and do what we can to help save our planet. There is no Planet B around to run to. Thanks for stopping by my blog and following. 🙂 — Suzanne
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I absolutely agree. Hopefully these short films can inspire people and be an eye-opener 🙂 It’s my pleasure! 🙂
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Great pics and video, Hannes. Meant to thank you for another follow
“Vasbyt” in the beautiful Mother City of SA (where most of my family live…quietly and far away from “stirrer” me)
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Thank you so much. It’s my pleasure 🙂 We have such a beautiful Mother City, filled with history and rich with culture.
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Reblogged this on Cape Town: "Explore. Dream. Discover" and commented:
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Thank you for spreading the awareness 🙂
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Wow, that’s powerful. Stopping to think about the damage of pollution can be depressing as heck but that sober thinking is what’s necessary to enact change!
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Absolutely! That’s why I want to make people more aware. Yes, nature is definitely beautiful, but it’s our responsibility to keep it clean and free from pollution.
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Looks familiar. Litter looks the same the world over! Going out to sort it out now, with my 99p litter picker from Poundland! Can’t quite make it over to South Africa though.
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Unfortunatly! I’m so glad to hear that! 🙂 Despite the trash here and there. It stays a beautiful country 🙂
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Just collected a bin bagful of litter, all within 200metres of my house – Sellotape rolls, McDonalds cups, crisp bags, beer cans – and bottles full of p**s! Taking several more (stronger) bin bags next time!
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Wow! That’s absolutely incredible that you did that! Thank you!
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Wrote about the experience http://sillysavvysalopian.com/2019/09/26/savvy-diary-bagging-it/
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