Three Bags Full On The River
Person/s unknown have made an effort to dispose of their rubbish in an orderly if unusual manner.
Here was a photo opportunity for me.
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Three Bags Full On The River
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Made sense to them and at least it was not on the ground or thrown in the water. Weird but nice I think.
Agree…….they made an effort not to pollute which would have been much easier.
the plasticity of art…
Yes John……..and remember the wind and the plastic bag.