Our band of loyal volunteers turned up on time and ready to get started on another OWL litterpick.
A nice day for it! Safety briefing over we set off.
Depending on how you define litter it’s interesting what we find!
Three teams of volunteers ranged far and wide across all of the cruising area. Although lots of the undergrowth has been cut back it’s good to see that there are areas that haven’t been and are still being well-used.
Oh dear – not that old “Sorry, not tonight, I’ve got a headache” excuse!!
After lots of hard work by all three teams it was time to bring all of the litter back to base.
Then time for well-earned refreshments and a chat.
Before taking today’s haul to the road for collection by our friendly Epping Forest colleagues.
In the last month our solo litterpickers have been dutifully out and about collecting the equivalent of 42 small sacks (what some stars!) and we reckon today we collected the equivalent of 19 small sacks. That gives a total this month of the equivalent of 61 small bags of litter.
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 litterpick.