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Tree planting day email template

A conservation volunteering day with the hard work admitted.

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Message anatomy

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Tree planting days are photographed as gentle. It is four hours of digging in wet clay and everybody aches on Sunday.

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  • Subject line
  • Preheader
  • Eyebrow
  • Headline
  • Supporting copy
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  3. Three skimmable sections
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From
Tydd Tree Planting
Subject
Saturday, and it is proper digging
Preheader
Four hundred whips. Bring a spade if you have one.

Planting day

Four hundred trees, and it is genuinely hard work

Tree planting days are photographed as gentle. It is four hours of digging in wet clay and everybody aches on Sunday.

The work

Notch planting four hundred whips into wet clay. About four hours with a break. It is repetitive and it is hard on the back.

What to bring

A spade if you have one, boots, and gloves. There are twelve spades for what is usually thirty people.

If digging is not possible

There is guarding and mulching to do, which is standing work. Both jobs are equally necessary and neither is the lesser one.

Say you are comingAsk about lighter jobs
Planting runs from November to March. We write once a month during the season and not in summer.

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