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How to enjoy the outdoors
Go shell collecting.
Shell collecting is another way for people to enjoy the outdoors without overexerting themselves. If you want to have a nice day at the beach but surfing or tanning just isn't for you, take a long walk on the beach, picking up any shells that interest you.
A: You can even get a shell collecting guidebook or go online and try to identify the kind of shells that you found. You can also take along a child, or a good friend that you want to talk to.

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How to create your own religion in your pretend country
Create a god or gods.
One with a catchy name is best. Should be simple and out of the ordinary, but not too far out that people can't remember it.
A: In our example we will create " the great god lardicus ". It has " lard " in the name which people already associate with fast food.

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How to choose an active dog
Decide if an active dog is right for you.
Active dogs are high energy and need lots of time, dedication, and training. They need at least half an hour of aerobic exercise each day.
A: They also need access to spaces where they can exercise such as trails, dog parks, and a fenced-in backyard. If you choose an active breed, make sure you have enough time, energy, and space to dedicate to your new family member.

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How to write a tyburn poem
Understand the syllable count and rhyme scheme of a tyburn poem.
The structure of a tyburn poem is deceptively simple and requires a good ear for rhyming and syllable count. The six line poem consists of the first four lines that rhyme and are descriptive words.
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The last two lines of the poem also rhyme and incorporate the 1st , 2nd , 3rd, and 4th lines as the 5th to 8th syllables. The structure of the poem in terms of syllable count is : Line 1-two syllables, descriptive word.