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John, sure, staying inside can sound
inviting-but where's the grass? The birds? The stories about
chasing a windblown hat through the forest? 

We've got a better idea. 

Tomorrow is National Walk to a Park Day, and we're inviting you
to lace up your shoes and take a 10-minute walk outside. 

Where will your feet take you? If it's to a fantastic public
park, you're one of the lucky ones. More than 1 in 3 people in
the U.S. don't have a park close to home. 

It's time for a quiz break!

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How can 10 minutes in a park improve
your well-being?
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A. Brighten your mood and reduce stress 

B. Spark your creativity and focus

C. Help your heart, mind, and maybe even your selfies

D. All of the above

Did you guess right? Reveal the answer!
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Trust for Public Land is working to ensure everyone in America can
access a quality outdoor space within a 10-minute walk. Because a
quick dose of nature isn't just nice-it's essential
for your health and happiness. 

Now it's your turn. Celebrate National Walk to a Park Day and
show us where your 10-minute walk takes you: 

 1   Snap a photo of where you end up
... sunhats, squirrels, or surprise cameos welcome. 

 2  Reply to this email with your pic or post it
on social media and tag @trustforpublicland

 3  Tell us how it felt to step outside! We read every
message! 

A short walk can go a long way. 

Here's to fresh air, neighborhood trails, and the joy of
stepping outside-today and every day. 

Happy walking, 

Your friends at Trust for Public Land 

How important is your local park to you? 

Extremely important    

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Somewhat important 

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Not important

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Connecting everyone to the outdoors. We create parks and protect
public land where they're needed most so that everyone will have
access to the benefits and joys of the outdoors for generations to
come.

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