November 15, 2019

End of the cleaning for 2019.

I now have to look through the photos I have taken of cleaning and make sure they are all here.

Secondly make videos of the few I took, then upload them to YouTube to host them.

Snow is here!

November 11, 2019

I cleaned at the Park Paquin shoreline. I did not plan to clean but I found garbage on my arrival.
The winter snow came in at the end of the day.

nature photo of leaves on the shoreline

As soon as I arrived I found the black plastic garbage can lid and the Tim Hortons cup and the Sealtest container.

On the shoreline the collection of garbage I cleaned up.

The garbage I cleaned up at the city garbage container

The garbage I cleaned up at the city garbage container. ZOOMED IN to see trademarks.

October 31, 2019

I cleaned the shoreline at Park Paquin . Three bags of garbage were collected. </a>

The garbage I collected from the shoreline about to go into the city garbage container.

October 16, 2019

I cleaned at Whitehorse rapids/ Rapides du cheval blanc. One bag of garbage collected.

The rapids

looking east at the rapids

looking west at the rapids

Two ducks looking for food on the shoreline, looking west at the rapids.

Two ducks looking for food on the shoreline, looking west at the rapids ZOOMED in .

Location west of the rapids and looking east at the small bay that is before them.

Location west of the rapids and looking west.

The garbage I cleaned up about to go into the city container.

October 11, 2019

I cleaned the shoreline of Whitehorse rapids/rapides du Cheval blanc. I used a bucket to collect glass.

Nature photo of the start of the clean, the official park

Nature photo of the shoreline at the rapids

Nature photo of the shoreline further west 01

Nature photo of the shoreline further west 02

The bay area , dry at this time of year, about half way of the distance.

You can see the watermark of the spring flooding on the trees

same area but camera pointed north to the river. Red and green navigation buoys might be seen on the right.

The broken glass and garbage I cleaned up from the shoreline about to go into a dumpster.