Dead fish I found on the boat launch area of Cap St Jacques.
These teeth are needle sharp! I would not like to be bitten by this fish!
I have no idea what it is. I`ve never seen its kind before.
Guys don`t go skinny dipping here! Ha Ha!
Saturday, August 14, 2010
August 13, 2010 scary fish
Dead fish I found on the boat launch area of Cap St Jacques.
These teeth are needle sharp! I would not like to be bitten by this fish!
I have no idea what it is. I`ve never seen its kind before.
Guys don`t go skinny dipping here! Ha Ha!
August 13,2010 other
bucket of glass and garbage
bag of glass and garbage(heavy)
four by eight press wood
eight by eights ( I think) I didn`t measure them. They look bigger than a 6X6.
Two 8X8 `s pulled out and to the garbage container. I do not know if these 8X8`s have toxic waste in them to preserve them like railway ones. If you have railways wood beams like this know that they have carcinogens in them and you should not use them in a garden to contain soil, as the poison will leach into the soil.
Same goes for that green treated wood. Its full of chemicals to preserve it for the 20 twenty year guarantee.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Cleaning at Cap St Jacques
Cleaning at Cap St Jacques
As the water levels have gone down all the garbage that was once underwater is now visible. Garbage from the monkeys and children who have visited the area.
There is a lot of glass, some garbage. Glass is hard to take pictures of because it is every three feet or so and small, but it adds up quickly when you start picking it up.
Battery (intact) and a visible green glass bottle (intact) in the distance.
If you recall yesterdays photos of foam on the water near the boat launch, there is/was a broken open battery on the shore there. I cleaned up what I could see.
What is inside a lead acid batter, a standard battery, are plates of lead. I picked up these plates of lead. People are concerned about lead poisoning but no one picks up the lead, or broken batteries. "Its the Indians job and I`m a Chief" or something.
close up of battery
A car Tire and another glass bottle. I dug out and pulled out the tire.
My third bucket of glass and some metal poles.
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Cleaning at Cap St Jacques
As the water levels have gone down all the garbage that was once underwater is now visible. Garbage from the monkeys and children who have visited the area.
There is a lot of glass, some garbage. Glass is hard to take pictures of because it is every three feet or so and small, but it adds up quickly when you start picking it up.
Battery (intact) and a visible green glass bottle (intact) in the distance.
If you recall yesterdays photos of foam on the water near the boat launch, there is/was a broken open battery on the shore there. I cleaned up what I could see.
What is inside a lead acid batter, a standard battery, are plates of lead. I picked up these plates of lead. People are concerned about lead poisoning but no one picks up the lead, or broken batteries. "Its the Indians job and I`m a Chief" or something.
close up of battery
A car Tire and another glass bottle. I dug out and pulled out the tire.
My third bucket of glass and some metal poles.
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Cleaning at Cap St Jacques
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
August 11 , 2010
Styrofoam floating in the water at Cap St Jacques boat launch spot. I cleaned up a bit but this needs cleaning. Montreal water (river) inspectors-testers (they take water samples) came by and I talked with them. We agreed the park should clean the mess up.
Shielded electrical wire stuck in the ground. I took out several pieces.
Regular wire I took out.
End of the mornings work, far and close photos.
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