Today I snapped a photo of an unexpected churchyard visitor. No idea how he got there, although flytipping is a popular local pastime. He rather looks like he’s been on the sauce, although I think it was milkshake in the bottle next to him. I’m not entirely sure what we shall do with him, as he’s too large to go in our wheelie bin. Still, makes a change from the beer cans.
Posts Tagged ‘litter’
A Bear in the Churchyard
Posted in Church, tagged bear, Churchyard, Inner city, litter, Vicarage life on 17 September, 2015| 3 Comments »
The Cleaning Fairies
Posted in Church, Inner city, tagged Churchyard, cleaning, flytipping, Inner city, litter, rubbish on 10 December, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Actually, this is about the lack of them. When I see kids dropping litter (a not irregular occurrence), I ask them to pick it up and explain that there are no cleaning fairies and that we all have to pay to have someone from the council to clear up after us on the street. Sadly, when stuff is dropped in our churchyard, it’s unlikely that the council will clear up, and so it’s left to our congregation. We often see bags of clothes dumped on the streets around here and then rifled through. I’m not sure who does it – but it’s jolly annoying. And here is this morning’s cleaning challenge – or opportunity, if you want a handbag, which is what this collection seemed to mainly consist of:

