![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgNAZPkEJUIZn4ouVbJRIlkgiMj4ZhjnvqzyBQ2tCNKadIkg6b7K1soef4WR4Vh4RZNZcm19Od8EzFpktXebP_IQSEhEMg-bcAfbnbtRQUeY9mUZ-P0vfjAheUhbmJ9SgBwcmirrK6pH8uk/s320/Garbage+Route.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh2AfcbatwwTHo-UH7AOvEaHf-kIG01MSwQCTt1YnEMM_w9Tq3Q7qsOR3sU_J8Tm2qcZsacfWJPuAgATd2a4ephmyjrXEOjNtqJO4ZrWx89WqPYcHrBmRmlFP_pk0XbDspwf77bF2FEmQl1/s320/IMG_20110216_171518.jpg)
Today I was walking from my room at 380 South Main St. to the Bristol Field house to play some squash, and decided to pick up any garbage I came across. I walked a different route back to 380, and I ended up with far more litter than I expected to find. On a 1.8 mile loop, I found the following:
- 3 pieces wet cardboard
- 3 pieces dry cardboard
- 2 plastic wrappers
- 1 plastic cup
- 1 styrofoam cup
- 1 paper coffee cup (full/frozen)
- 1 McDonalds large fry container
- 1 piece white paper
- 1 fake carnation
Needless to say, in the seemingly small and clean town of Geneva, there is still a fair amount of litter in and around the streets. While this sample is hardly comprehensive or complete - the route was random both there and back - it gives a good idea of how much littering still happens in this day and age.
No comments:
Post a Comment