Litterpicking on Tuesday, 11th February 2025

Several of our regular litterpickers had understandable reasons why they couldn’t take part in the litterpick today. Meaning it was left to three of us to get the litterpick completed. Not a problem. We just got on with it.

Funny what you find in the woods. This was beside what was, before the clearance, the nude sunbathing area. Someone was maybe looking to be power-drilled?!

We were looking for something filling of a different nature – refreshments!

Then, since we’d cleared the main areas and emptied our bin and rubbish sacks, an opportunity to sweep across the cleared area, finding litter that had maybe been there, hidden in the undergrowth, for many years.

This sack was once in a very secluded hot spot that had in the past seen a lot of horny action. Probably wise not to have any repeats now?

Finally back to the car park for the tying of the bags and placing them ready for collection.

Today’s haul amounted to the equivalent of 11 of our standard-size bags. Plus 32 sacks collected by four volunteers who undertake ‘solo’ litterpicking. Making a total of 43 sacks in the last bit-more-than-a-month.

 Good work!

 Please note that we respect everyone’s right to anonymity and only show pics of those willing to have them posted. There might have been more OWL volunteers taking part than are in the above pictures.

No inferences should be drawn from anyone’s participation in an OWL litterpicking session.

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