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One of our hedges had fallen over due to ivy overgrowth. After the man with the chainsaw had been and removed it all and the fencing man has been and erected some new fence, we're left with a little bit more garden and a shockingly bright new fence.
Whilst tidying up the patch of bare earth where the hedge used to be, I discovered a cornucopia of crap that the previous owners seemed to have dumped in the hedge. There was an old shed in the same bit of garden when we moved in as well which was full of empty jam jars.
Amongst all of the crap was this:
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No such thing as biodegradable materials back then. 😯
No such thing as biodegradable materials back then.
and not many now
That must be at least 35 years old?, one more reason to ban plastic packaging completely.
Well, it's a good reason to ban 35 year old plastic packaging completely.
Anyone else hear an echo?,
Don't worry he will just delete your first post 😉
Is modern plastic much better?
and people say plastic bikes are not 'bikes for life' 😉
Mmm..any flavour still left in it?
One more reason to ban plastic packaging completely. That must be at least 35 years old?
if Darwin is right something will evolve to digest that, though it may also eat carbon fibre bikes too 😉
one more reason to ban 35 year olds.