The swamp waters flow through the North Pond Chain to enter the River Stour here. If I get a move on, I might be able to finish this coppicing before the next flood arrives.
The recent flooding has left the river banks littered with plastic bottles.
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Argh plastic bottles! Bring back the glass ones with a deposit on them. All the best with your coppicing 🙂
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But the plastic bottles are lighter to carry off the marsh, Ratty.
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You are a glass half full guy!
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Empty is too negative a word for me.
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I read a very gloomy article about pervasive plastic waste today.
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There is nothing good about discarded plastics waste, Tom; it gets everywhere.
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