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Seaside Nature Park thanks frontline workers | THE DAILY HERALD

May 1, 2020

Seaside Nature Park thanks frontline workers | THE DAILY HERALD
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The staff, horses and farm animals of Seaside Nature Park extend their appreciation and gratitude to St. Maarten frontline workers.

“The horses and ourselves can’t wait return to normal, to open the activities on our island. And when that moment comes, as a small token of our appreciation, we are giving away free horseback riding tours for frontline workers and discounted packages for their children and partners,” said Seaside Nature Park on Thursday.

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