Conservation Week 2013 - Julia Crownshaw

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Julia Crownshaw, Chelsea New Zealand's Hottest Home Baker judge and founder of Dollop Puddings, pledges to have a high high tea, up in the canopy of the Dansey Road Scenic Reserve forest in Rotorua. What's your whanau doing? Go to conservationweek.org.nz to register your pledge, and go in the draw to win a trip for four to Great Barrier Island.

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