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PEP BB greywillow.sand.candy - Move a Willow Feeder Can to a Willow Candy Warehouse

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Matthew Woods

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I moved a Willow Feeder Can to storage, today, during the SKIP workshop.

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Alexandra Malecki

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Easy Peasy!

To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
- move one willow feeder can to a willow candy warehouse
- add two inches of sawdust to the top before moving it
- write on can "sealed on ____ do not open until _____" (two years later)
- replace with an empty can
- at least three inches of sawdust and/or wood chips in the bottom
- ventilator on side of can

Provide proof of the following as pics or video (<2 min):
attachment 1 - The sawdust on top of the full can before the lid goes on
attachment 2 - A close up view of the new label
attachment 3 - The full can being placed in the warehouse
attachment 4 - The fresh can showing the sawdust in the bottom and the ventilator

attachment-1-The-sawdust-on-top-of-the-full-can-before-the-lid-goes-on.jpg

attachment-2-A-close-up-view-of-the-new-label.jpg

attachment-3-The-full-can-being-placed-in-the-warehouse.jpg

attachment-4-The-fresh-can-showing-the-sawdust-in-the-bottom-and-the-ventilator.jpg

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