Beach Walk No 578

The Sun has come out so I was keen to see what state our beach was in now after three weeks of away stuff.  The tide was high and a slight breeze was enough to cool the walk, even though the Sun was warm. Also it is a slow walk when you are looking for small items of plastic etc. Paul Stork's wife Helen is an environmental scientist and they tell a tale of very very fine plastic micro fibre particles not seen by the eye, that are spreading thru the environment, such that they are getting into the food chain.  There's always something.  Also Oysters are a sea water cleaning system but they retain the plastic in their system, as do we, so don't eat them.  My pickup bag was full by the time I finished, including straws, rope, bottle tops, wrappers, plastic bags, a bucket handle and uniquely, an underseat bicycle pouch.  Mine is falling apart but I wasn't going to use this one,

Bagged Up

This outlet can wash down some stuff