So far, there are 1 HSBI as the main prize this week.Die CYC Challenge Runde 100 läuft noch bis Sonntag.Bis jetzt sind es 1 HSBI die für den Ersten Platz zusammengekommen sind. Es können aber noch ein paar mehr werden.Hier ist der Link zur aktuellen Challenge:

Even if I don't always post my collection campaigns, I am actively involved every week.Today, on my way to work, I went to a few places that really needed to be cleaned up. One of them really annoyed me. The garbage was about three meters away from the path under the trees. I wanted to get there through the leaves and stepped in dog excrement on my first step. Thank you for that, dear dog owners. You can't see it through all the leaves and I left the garbage there. That's really annoying. You're already struggling with plastic waste, and then collecting it is made even more difficult by people who think dog waste is natural. No, it's not natural in that quantity. And certainly not when dogs are fed canned food, which makes the poop smell really horrible.

Packaged waste also remains waste.On my way to work, I always pass the Lech. When the weather is nice, there are always a few families who barbecue there and enjoy the beautiful surroundings in nature. Unfortunately, this often leaves traces and not everyone takes their rubbish back with them. But of course there are also those who clean up after themselves and remove their rubbish from the site. But that's no use if you just leave the rubbish on the side of the path. I noticed these bags a day before. Now, one day later, they are no longer packed, but partly torn open, and the rubbish is spreading out again in the Lechauen. Well, now I had room in my bike and disposed of some of it. And only 200 metres further on, the next piece of rubbish was new on the side of the path. But now I didn't have that much space. What do people expect from such actions? Do people really think that the refuse collectors take everything away from the roadside every day? Or do they think that people like me are just swarming around and that we'll get off if we're allowed to clean up other people's rubbish? Oh how I would love to meet these people in the act and empty the rubbish over their heads into their car. That will probably remain a pipe dream.

Broken bottlesEven if glass bottles are made of glass, they do not belong on the ground or under trees. This is especially true for broken bottles. Not only people can be injured by glass splinters, but also animals that sniff or bite on them.

Wasting food and throwing rubbish on the street is doubly idiotic.And again I was out with my bike and did some tidying up. This time there was a full one-litre drinking bag by the side of the road. It wasn't enough to waste resources senselessly, the person also threw the entire package on the ground. It could hardly be more senseless. If I really don't like something and no one wants it, I at least try to dispose of it properly. Well, only when we are suffocating in the rubbish will everyone notice.

Here is my cleaning walk with my bike on this Monday.I found a plastic bag in the drain. Actually, they are good because you can use them more often, but if you don't dispose of them properly, they are bad for the environment.