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Video: Climbing Trees pt 2

Assalamualaikum

This is basically an extension of my first video, 'climbing trees'- explaining why you should climb trees and how I started....I know it's a bit weird but come on it's fun!

(This video has temporarily been removed but will shortly be replaced! bear with me!)


This is related to my previous post, 'get a hobby', thanks for watching and reading! 

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