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Nothing special here. I saw it laying in a ditch. Discarded.
I got to thinking about it and it occurred to me that the trash that threw it from a car window is worse trash than the trash.
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Michelob Ultra-Watery FTW!
 
Whilst it prob won’t happen this year because of lockdown
Here on Hayling we do see seasonal litter in the warmer weather.
 
Our homeless population leaves so much trash, you couldn't tell if anyone else litters. :(
 
See a lot thrown from cars, what the stupid peeps forget is that can/bottle/etc is going at the same speed as the car it’s thrown from.
It’s not just the litter it’s also the danger to those on the path or the person on the road behind them.
Here there was a campaign to make people aware, showed the poor crew on the motorway having to litter pick.
On the beach in the summer, disposal nappies are left behind.
This creates problems, not only does it have to be picked up
But if you are walking a dog, and they are the type to explore things,........ it’s a real mess.
 
Its like that in so many places...

Sad..
 
See a lot thrown from cars, what the stupid peeps forget is that can/bottle/etc is going at the same speed as the car it’s thrown from.
It’s not just the litter it’s also the danger to those on the path or the person on the road behind them.
Here there was a campaign to make people aware, showed the poor crew on the motorway having to litter pick.
On the beach in the summer, disposal nappies are left behind.
This creates problems, not only does it have to be picked up
But if you are walking a dog, and they are the type to explore things,........ it’s a real mess.

Agreed, I ride a motorcycle and something as small as jelly beans can create a hazard for bikers, especially when the debris is in a curve. We bikers have a saying, "act as if everyone is out to get you and you'll be safer." It's a shame we have to think that but it's true. personally, I save my plastic grocery bags to put in my truck for any trash. How hard is it to do that? I think many people are just self centered and lazy. It's a sign of the times.
 
I used to ride and teach
I use to have a Honda 400/4 and one thing I really notice was peeps bushing their leaves onto the road
As you said leathal to a biker
 
Agreed, I ride a motorcycle and something as small as jelly beans can create a hazard for bikers, especially when the debris is in a curve. We bikers have a saying, "act as if everyone is out to get you and you'll be safer." It's a shame we have to think that but it's true. personally, I save my plastic grocery bags to put in my truck for any trash. How hard is it to do that? I think many people are just self centered and lazy. It's a sign of the times.

Here is mine.
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Nice, race lines, the 400/4 was a touring/sports bike very much in the style of sit up and beg
Where the rider sat upright or nearly so
Old school old style
I tried to get a web pic of the Honda 400/4 but unable.
I was doing 1000 miles a week, which was the same as the service interval. Also at the time I worked on building sites and had to carry tools that should not be carried on a bike.
In the end bike went not because of job but out of the 13 of us that rode together, only two of us remain, and now a days I am not even sure of the other.
All had pointless accidents that were not their fault, at the time they were the mature riders and I was the young inexperienced
One. After the last, lost his head, yes as typed, he lost his head
I decided to quit bikes
 
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