Great to have such a talented group of volunteers ready and willing. And they were prepared to pick up litter as well!
Spreading out through the woods we took our usual routes, grabbing litter on the way and visiting the various hot spots.
It’s always good to see that the black sacks we’ve placed strategically around the cruising area are being well used.
It made someone happy!
And good to see that there is now much less litter around than when we started our OWL litterpicking several years ago.
Having covered a large area it was time to head back for a drink, a snack and a bit of a catch-up
Talking of eating, some like a big fat sausage and some prefer something a lot thinner.
But there is no peace for the wicked and it was time to head off for more of the same.
And something a bit different. Apologies to the person’s camp we removed. It looked like you had moved out a long time ago.
Then onward again. There’s always something to be found.
And the final sack-count? Twenty six rubbish sacks.
Thanks to our excellent volunteer litterpickers who make so much difference. And thanks to the increasing number of guys who are disposing of their litter considerately.
(Please note, we respect everyone’s right to anonymity and only show pics of those willing to have them posted. No inferences should be drawn from anyone’s participation in an OWL litterpicking session)