3 Cooked chooks in a tuk
3 Cooked chooks in a tuk
3 Cooked chooks in a tuk
3 Cooked chooks in a tuk
3 cooked chooks in a tuk
3 cooked chooks in a tuk
3 cooked chooks in a tuk
3 cooked chooks in a tuk
3 cooked chooks in a tuk
3 cooked chooks in a tuk
3 cooked chooks in a tuk
Enroute to our fucking baller penthouse suite in Kohlapur
3 kiwi lads
he first, Cool Earth, is an environmental charity who work in partnership with indigenous/local communities. They protect rainforest that, if nothing was done, would be destroyed within the next 18 months. India is home to a third of the world’s poorest people, and climate change is hitting them hard. There are unprecedented heat waves, cyclones and floods which are displacing thousands of families. And it's getting worse. If you’re one of those people that only listen to Sir David Attenborough – this is what he thinks of the charity – “Helping Cool Earth to halt tropical deforestation makes a real difference. Perhaps the biggest difference we will make in our whole lives.” All of this should hopefully offset some of the bad stuff that 2 of our team, a dairy farmer and a fridgy, put out into the ozone on a daily basis through their lines of work. The second is a charity which each of our team are lucky enough not to have had visit, but one which thousands of kiwi kids (as well kids from all over the South Pacific) each year are truly grateful for - Starship Hospital. Although these guys get government funding, it’s still not enough, so the funds that they receive from the public help provide the full range of services that you’d hope you would receive if you or any of your family/friends came under their service – which also includes funding of the Starship National Air Ambulance Service.