2009 Trees For Survival Planting Trip
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The document summarizes a field trip taken by students to plant trees at a farm. It describes the preparations made for the trip including arranging transportation and preparing the trees. On the day of the trip, the students took a bus ride to the farm where they were greeted and had a snack. They then planted 800 trees with the help of adults and landowners. After completing the planting, the tired students had lunch and returned by bus to school.
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