I took this photo of a paper plate between the sidewalk and Acklen Park Drive off West End Avenue. There was a dumpster close by, so I’m assuming that it either blew out of the dumpster or someone missed the dumpster when they tossed it. Or maybe some slob just dropped it on the ground and left it. It wasn’t used unless they ate cookies on it.
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But What's For Dinner?
I took this photo of a paper plate between the sidewalk and Acklen Park Drive off West End Avenue. There was a dumpster close by, so I’m assuming that it either blew out of the dumpster or someone missed the dumpster when they tossed it. Or maybe some slob just dropped it on the ground and left it. It wasn’t used unless they ate cookies on it.
Signs on Electric Wire Poles
As I’ve written in the past on this blog, it’s illegal to post signs on poles used for electrical wiring. The metal staples can be a hazard in many ways to the workers on the poles.
It’s hard to tear down a lost dog poster. I feel so sorry for the dog roaming around on West End Avenue among speeding cars, trucks and buses. Dogs are so vulnerable. And trusting.
I noticed the next day that the Rutledge sign had blown away to become litter somewhere else. Unfortunately, the lost dog poster was still there.
Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign
I often wonder how some litter gets where it does, when I find it. This sign for American Equipment Leasing and Finance was discovered on the rock wall along West End Avenue. At first, I thought that it was a real estate sign. But the company being advertised leases semi trucks to owner/operators.
Boxers or Briefs: Still Litter on the Sidewalk
Here’s the top and the bottom of what I found today on the sidewalk along West End Avenue in front of an office building where a U.S. Senator has his local office. I saw this fabric on the sidewalk and got as close as I thought was safe. I’m not sure how this litter got here, but you can guarantee that I left it (them?) there.
A coworker remarked that they were not Bill Clinton’s because he wears briefs. I’m not sure how he knew that!
Litter or Food for Ants?
This pizza crust doesn’t bother me too much as litter. When I found it in the grass along West End Avenue, ants were picnicking on it. Generally, we should never feed wild animals, as they learn to be dependent upon humans for food. Humans are not dependable food sources.
If the pizza crust was nestled in a styrofoam container, that definitely would be litter.