Three day weekends are great.
However making a three day post means sacrificing some pictures.
I will therefore need to dispense with most of my before pictures so that this post does not go on forever.
Three days of trash collecting can produce a lot of it. Some of it is much worse than others. I figure that I got paid for removing this crap from harms way this weekend.
Some of you already know that I smoke like a chimney.
On Saturday while rounding up a bunch of needles I found 2 new packs of cigarettes.
On Sunday while near that place again I figured why not double check to make sure that all of the needles were picked up.
And looking further into the bush three more needles made their appearance as well as two more packs of smokes.
Up here that is like finding two $20 bills sitting in the dirt.
There was one really scary moment this weekend.
That was when this popped out of the dirt. And not that it would have done any good if this had been alive, but you can bet your bippy I took a step back.
Caution was the watchword as I looked for more of it.
It has been said that 90% of what we dig up is trash and I tend to believe that estimate.
Most of the members here will never start a recycle program with their finds so much of this is also trash to them. So what did I put aside to keep?
Here is a group shot of this weekends dug finds.
However making a three day post means sacrificing some pictures.
I will therefore need to dispense with most of my before pictures so that this post does not go on forever.
Three days of trash collecting can produce a lot of it. Some of it is much worse than others. I figure that I got paid for removing this crap from harms way this weekend.
Some of you already know that I smoke like a chimney.
On Saturday while rounding up a bunch of needles I found 2 new packs of cigarettes.
On Sunday while near that place again I figured why not double check to make sure that all of the needles were picked up.
And looking further into the bush three more needles made their appearance as well as two more packs of smokes.
Up here that is like finding two $20 bills sitting in the dirt.
There was one really scary moment this weekend.
That was when this popped out of the dirt. And not that it would have done any good if this had been alive, but you can bet your bippy I took a step back.
Caution was the watchword as I looked for more of it.
It has been said that 90% of what we dig up is trash and I tend to believe that estimate.
Most of the members here will never start a recycle program with their finds so much of this is also trash to them. So what did I put aside to keep?
Here is a group shot of this weekends dug finds.
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