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We can create parks from our streets by removing cars and planting trees. And any movement around the city will be such recreational activity. Many rich cities that value peoples heath did it.
On todays´ #ParksForHealth day I cycled through some protected areas in South Estonia. Nature parks are valuable because they protect biodiversity, but they are also good for our health, allowing for different recreational sportspic.twitter.com/sHlf8Mc1XL
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Nice helmet
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Here’s the sound to get a better feeling :)https://youtu.be/5UcL7AhOtWU
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Madam whats the official Twitter handle of Estonia Tourism? Plz help me to find it
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@TienesTipex este eres tu? -
Esta foto huele a coño sudado
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Too bad the
#deforestation problem in#Estonia is so widespread that it is now in nature parks already. Needless to say that areas near the borders of nature parks are clearcut already: a buffer zone is not to be. -
Meanwhile you at a wood processing industry
#PRopaganda event with our national "forestry" company, which is sadly only about wood, not forests :( (harvester edited in, obviously):pic.twitter.com/o7OwgdNOCD
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