davies
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Best to swallow the cherry stones.
Can one chuck garbage overboard?
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Twister_Ken
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"Best to swallow the cherry stones. "
In which case they'll end up overboard anyway, just a little later.
In which case they'll end up overboard anyway, just a little later.
RichardPerou
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Silly story
Chucked the anchor overboard one day in Queenborough Creek. Nothing happen
ed. Pulled up anchor to find a beer can on the point.
Chucked the anchor overboard one day in Queenborough Creek. Nothing happen
ed. Pulled up anchor to find a beer can on the point.
Glyka
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Re: washed up ....
Excuse me. What do you think happens to trash that goes into bins? Just vanishes? No, they have to do something with it. Usually burn or burry it. Both are worse than feeding fish (I assume average cooking skills).
IMO throwing food overboard is by far more enviromental friendly. Paper (only if you can be sure that it is plain paper) is also acceptable 6 miles offshore, especially if there are no recycling facilities where you go.
And of course, some drink for Poseidon /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Excuse me. What do you think happens to trash that goes into bins? Just vanishes? No, they have to do something with it. Usually burn or burry it. Both are worse than feeding fish (I assume average cooking skills).
IMO throwing food overboard is by far more enviromental friendly. Paper (only if you can be sure that it is plain paper) is also acceptable 6 miles offshore, especially if there are no recycling facilities where you go.
And of course, some drink for Poseidon /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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