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2014 AdventBotany – day 14 – String
By @DrMGoesWild #AdventBotany Day 14 – Yesterday we wrapped our Advent Botany Christmas parcels in botanical paper, today we tie them up with string! Modern Christmas string is most likely made from nylon, rayon, polyester or other synthetics. But how … Continue reading →
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