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Bags of garbage

The photos of bags of garbage on this blog do not magically appear. I fill the garbage bag up in 15 min. to an hour and take the bag to be picked up by the city. Most garbage comes from little bits everywhere that add up to one large bag when collected into a group. Photos height and width (March 26, 2024) now match original.

Monday, July 30, 2012

July 30, 2012









Start of the day at Cap St Jacques free boat launch area. I made a pile of broken glass and such. I luckily found a container to carry it, but I had to take two trips.


Metal in the shoreline I pulled out and brought to the garbage bin.


Creosote-impregnated wooden beam in the shoreline. Toxic material no one worries about.

Creosote-impregnated wooden beam from a distance. There are many more in the area poisoning the water, earth and wildlife.

First step of pulling it out of the shoreline, digging it out. I took it a good distance further to the garbage-bin and then my tool to pull it broke.

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