Tuesday Stroll #13

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More garbage usually dumped up here.

27 November at 1:42 pm. The corner of Moorefield Road and St Loys Road N17.

Apart from this heap of about twenty rubbish bags, you can see a smaller pile of bags and other trash on St Loys Road. (On the right, near the bridge.) There's also more dumping at the top of the brick wall, on the railway land.

"Our Clean Sweep campaign really is going from strength to strength ...." Councillor Brian Haley, 'Cabinet' Member for Environment and Conservation.

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eric_the_ridd says:

Classic black bags deftly arrayed in Bruce Groves elegant, traditional pyramid structure.
Heart-warming to see that, despite the wheelie-bin, we may yet stumble across examples of time-honoured bag heaping technique.
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