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    Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
    The jewelry creations of Mia De Spain and Tina Barajas, on display at for sale Saturday at Earthwise Living Day in Leon Valley, were created from recycling magazines, newspapers and junk mail. The sisters use laminating material to encase the images. Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
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    Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
    The jewelry creations of Mia De Spain and Tina Barajas, on display at for sale Saturday at Earthwise Living Day in Leon Valley, were created from recycling magazines, newspapers and junk mail. The sisters use laminating material to encase the images.
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    Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
    The jewelry creations of Mia De Spain and Tina Barajas, on display at for sale Saturday at Earthwise Living Day in Leon Valley, were created from recycling magazines, newspapers and junk mail. The sisters use laminating material to encase the images.
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    Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
    Sculptures using recycled metal materials were the creations of Shawn Corder of Get Bent Metal Works.
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    Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
    Tensils2go creator Kathy Reynolds encouraged patrons at Earthwise Living Day, held Saturday at Leon Valley's Community Center, to use, wash and reuse metal utensils rather than disposing of plasticware day after day. Her colorful handmade napkin-and-utensil sets were offered for sale.
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    Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
    A variety of plants, including this succulent, were available for purchase at Earthwise Living Day, held Saturday at the Leon Valley Community Center. Free trees were given away to Leon Valley residents to help achieve the city's goal of 20,000 additional trees planted by 2020.
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    Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
    Beautiful orchids for sale at Earthwise Living Day in Leon Valley were enhanced by shafts of sunlight as the weather turned bright and balmy, a gift for which Leon Valley Mayor Chris Riley, a co-founder of Earthwise Living Day, said she was ecstatic.
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    Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
    A variety of plants, including this succulent, were available for purchase at Earthwise Living Day, held Saturday at the Leon Valley Community Center. Free trees were given away to Leon Valley residents to help achieve the city's goal of 20,000 additional trees planted by 2020.
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    Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
    Maggie Halvaksz, 4, of Leon Valley uses brightly colored markers to create a suncatcher out of recycled plastic lids during Earthwise Living Day.
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    Photos by Lauri Gray Eaton
    Lilo Tijerina, 5, of San Antonio uses brightly colored markers to create a suncatcher out of recycled plastic lids during Earthwise Living Day.