Audio By Carbonatix
Reduce, reuse, recycle. That is the rousing call made popular around the world on the need to use resources wisely to reduce negative environmental impact.
Of course, you can add “repair” or “restore” to the list. Once a while, you come across a simple but compelling example on how to reuse and recycle.
In this short video, one family documents a simple way in which an old clock was taken off the street, polished up a bit and now hangs as a decoration in the backyard garden.
They call it a timeless clock, a little treasure from the street.
The video is narrated by eight-year-old Zion Nyakpo who is also featured in the short documentary.
Watch the video below:
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