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The first of Saturdays garbage trains makes its way north through 36th Street, lead by a pair of R42s
I was THRILLED to see that all the waste bins at the MTCC offered options for paper, plastic, glass, and metal recycling, as well as organic waste disposal which is far less common but so important.
The problem came when I went to dispose of a non-recyclable plastic wrapper for a pin I was supposed to wear for the evening (it came in a clear plastic disposable baggie). These bins were the ONLY waste bins in the entire facility. My options? Paper (completely wrong). Organics (even more wrong). "Plastic, Glass, Metal" (presumably for recycling, which would exclude this package). I ended up leaving it on a table for the staff to remove, assuming they would put it in the garbage bin.
Which leaves me to wonder - what happens to all the non-recyclable or compostable items?? Do they get thrown into these bins and then not recycled? Or mixed in with the recycling to reduce the quality of the recyclables? Even some of the items in the picture - cutlery, for example - aren't actually recyclable... which begs the question, who are they trying to fool?
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I give Rachael Ray credit for this one. She introduced me to the Kitchen Garbage Bowl several years ago. I have 3 of these in different colours. I throw kitchen recycling in it, not garbage. I then dump it in my big recycling barrel in the garage. It's a great way to make sure you don't toss recyclables in the garbage.
This man he picks up garbage with another lady this was in front of my soi and this shows that he cares for the planet by cleaning all the garbage and making our planet clean.
Messing with HDR photography it is amazing how attractive construction equipment and garbage becomes. Seriously. You start to look at large earth moving equipment like ... ok, can't go there.
This of course led to also looking at related scenery like large holding ponds. Which collect trash after flooding in Houston. That is what this shot is of. Trash that washed up off of our streets in the rain.
What is NOT included in the photo is a shot of my foot. or my shoe. as they plunged below the surface of the mud taking the picture. Uuuugh. HDR whatever. May be one of my last as I am just not up for this type of relationship
Garbage at The Space 10/23/15
Shirley Manson - Vocals, Steve Marker - Guitar, Duke Erikson - Guitar, Butch Vig - Drums, Daniel Schulman - Bass
Strangely it was the 2nd garbage truck I photographed today and the 2nd garbageman who questioned me about taking a photo of the truck. The first one asked me to delete it (which I did) - he was loading Christmas trees into it. I took this one because it was part of the whole new green bin program.
Duke Erikson
“Twenty years we’ve been coming to London and every time we have, I’ve spent the whole day on the toilet, being so neurotic, because I feel like we come from the United Kingdom.” Now that’s some statement from an ever present and seemingly unflappable frontwoman that makes you think twice about a band that come across as so strong and confident that a show at London’s Troxy venue should be a walk in the park ...
Read the rest of this review with more photos over at RockShot Magazine.