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Don't they give free tickets to anybody who will stay for the tidy up.The promoters do employ a clean-up crew.
My point being, why do people leave trash in the first place?
Don't they give free tickets to anybody who will stay for the tidy up.The promoters do employ a clean-up crew.
Don't they give free tickets to anybody who will stay for the tidy up.
My point being, why do people leave trash in the first place?
We used to do Sidmouth after the folk festival week.They pay you to do it, I've done Glastonbury twice, it's amazing the 'shit' you find.
I’ve had many lit fags dropped onto my petrol talk on my motorbike. Which makes me more inclined to shove it up their nose than politely drop it in their lap.Lit fag ends chucked out of cars frustrated in traffic queues used to be far less unacceptable.
Nowadays a woke cyclist will just pick it up and flick it back into the car . And peddle off?
Quite funny to watch , the first time.
Well, exactlyI’ve had many lit fags dropped onto my petrol talk on my motorbike. Which makes me more inclined to shove it up their nose than politely drop it in their lap.
I remember decades ago being on Bondi Beach where the sand was a mixture of silica and cigarette butts in equal measureMore and more beaches here are becoming non-smoking, which I'm in favour of.
Have you been to a festival? In my experience, the typical festival goer is not the eco-warrior hippie type you are imagining - I think you may be stuck in the 1960s.You are missing the point, possibly deliberately. We, as sailors, are indeed a community, and the sadness expressed by the OP shows that we are capable of making our feelings about the occasional miscreant clear. Sailing has the capacity to cause environmental harm, but over the years I have seen great progress in trying to counter this, such as control on A/F run-off, and the general abandonment of discarding waste in the seas. Although there is still much to be done, the many thousands who sail create nothing like the mayhem that we see reported from these so-called festivals and I see nothing of the disconnect between pretension and reality among the great majority of sailors that I see around, and the point about festival-goers' false pretensions seems well made, when Saint Greta is worshipped by the creators of rubbish dumps.
If I don’t like someone...odds are they are up to no goodIt's always someone else, particularly groups of people we like to disapprove of, who create all these problems. Amazing that, innit?
Don't they give free tickets to anybody who will stay for the tidy up.
My point being, why do people leave trash in the first place?
PS. Those of you who object and disagree with the way our right to anchor is to be taken away at Studland and indeed other areas could be classed as WOKE so be careful who you try to insult with that term !!
I’ve just had the opposite. Motoring into the Hamble a sailing school yacht came past and someone shouted out something like ‘do you think it’s OK to chuck your rubbish in the sea’. As I was baffled he then explained that he’d just watched me ditch a large amount of gash overboard. I hadn’t, I didn’t have any gash aboard and still have no idea what he saw, or thinks he saw. He could however be naming my boat and shaming me on social media!
Don't they give free tickets to anybody who will stay for the tidy up.
My point being, why do people leave trash in the first place?
That’s called added value so you can charge more?When I were a lad you could buy a whole single peach.
Not a shrink wrapped, polystyrene tray of peach pieces with a plastic fork and a serviette and a pretty carrier bag
Meh
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Mind. We used to see how far we could throw the peach stone ?