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Ruth
Categories: PhotographyTags: #Pittsburgh Photography, floss, gallery, garbage, glass bottle, leaves, mask, oral hygiene, painted rock, Pandemic, photography, toothbrush, walk
17 Comments
wow – the masks are sure piling up.
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Last week i was walking the pup and decided to use one of his bags to collect a bit of the trash we saw (I picked it up using a different bag as a glove) – and then tossed it when we got back.. I cannot always do this but it was good to on that day
What a discouraging collection of trash. But thee is “HOPE”!
Ken I’m glad you stuck with yucky photos to see there is a glimmer of hope
Very sad!
I know. But I couldn’t resist capturing what I saw.
Worrying and distressing!
I agree. Thanks for your visit.
Cheers.
Well the masks are a sign of the times. Also, just how important they are to some people.
Unfortunately true.
What a collection. I’ll take the HOPE stone. That’s my go-to word. Several years ago a great niece painted a stone and printed the word HOPE on it as a BINGO prize at our family reunion. I never won a single game, but really wanted that stone. She gave it to me. It’s sat on my office desk since as a reminder that, even through the struggles of life, HOPE exists.
Audrey that is a great story and I’m so glad you received the HOPE stone. I’m glad we connected across the wintry miles today with my having found a sign of HOPE amidst the Pandemic refuse.
Lots of masks! A very interesting array. (A toothbrush!)
Interesting, what an assortment of trash. Love the Hope stone, we all need that to hang onto, yet someone left it behind.
I wonder if the ‘hope’ stone was placed there in purpose, to give hope.
🙁 This is one of the (many) things that make me worry about the long-term effects of the pandemic…
Seemed like a lot of trash for such a short walk.