Litter tidy up Dun Deardail

[TooManySpoons]

Trying to post a photo for the first time on here so hope this comes out.

I was in Fort William last year and camped just off the highland way, near Dun Deardail Iron Age Fort. Beautiful place but the woods were absolutely littered with tissue, wet-wipes, wrappers, everything you can think of. All I could do was collect it all up and bag it and hike it back out with me but I felt better for it.

Here is photo, yuck!

https://flic.kr/p/2rixRp6

 

[Toddy]

Good on you.

You have to wonder just how unutterably glaikit and selfish some people can be.
It's not rocket science to take your litter away until you can find a bin
Wee kids can manage it, why can't adults ?

 

[Woody girl]

Well done mate. Its so disgusting how people behave nowadays. It's a shame that others have to clear up after these lazy oiks.
When I was a volenteer Ranger on dartmoor, one of my duties was to litter pick a certain area every week. I'd fill a black bin bag regularly, even tho I'd cleaned it the week before. Even dirty nappies, unbaggged stuffed into bushes.
This is not new. I was doing this in the 1980s!