Second Hand Shop





Is it possible to shop without money? Yes it is, we have done it :)

Last Thursday we had a Second Hand Shop at school.

Many had delivered clothes and outfits they wouldn`t spend anymore, and we arranged a shop where they could find something new. Everyone got patches that they used instead of money. There were many who found something new they wanted to bring home. In this way we can save the environment.

FUNFACT:

If all Norwegians switched three garments a year, instead of buying new, we would cut as much CO2 as if all car owners in Norway left the car for five days. WOW.







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