The garbage on our beaches is unprecedented. Thank goodness for my trashy angel friends.
My Friend Linda Curtis frequently cleans up the beach in Hobe Sound. Here is video of her haul of ONE day. Where is all this garbage coming from?
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Good question on where is all the garbage coming from. It’s a pet peeve I have, that people don’t throw their garbage in cans where it belongs. And on the beaches, it’s really sad when it gets into the water and hurts the sea life. Thanks for this post. Happy Sunday.
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A lot comes from the ocean. These girls have been finding medical waste. Syringes it’s gross we got a lot because of the storm .
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Happy Sunday back at you
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Applause! good video.
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