In order to minimize our litter stream, South Australia's Environment Protection Authority, years ago, introduced the container deposit legislation scheme, whereby all drink containers should be recycled and the refundable deposit paid on their return. People who benefit from the scheme may include those who may be disadvantaged or possibly in poor circumstances.
This local identity in Adelaide's Rundle Mall, is ensuring the bottle cap is ditched and that the contents are not wasted before making his way to the recycle depot with the day's catch.
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I find that very sad. Who knows what was in that bottle or where it had been.
Yes, and I was astounded to see it (through the viewfinder). It was mineral water.
Makes a strong statement I feel.
Imagine that he was drinking his own water and about to toss the empty in the container. It doesn't seem so bad that way.
Abraham Lincoln
Brookville Daily Photo
Good to see recycling in action, MB, and many congratulations on your ton up! 100 not out.
Two more new bits on Under A Train, Mme!
Hey congratulations on your hundredth post!! Yay.... so glad you started this. I kept asking and asking and one day you did. Yay. Now we see Adelaide.
Thanks Lynn - wandering over to Cheltenham now!
Hey, I'm a day late, but congratulations anyway!!
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