It's Horsham District Council. They've changed our bin collection routine, so often our recycling bin is overflowing and - Gaia forgive me - I've occasionally had to put paper in with the proper rubbish. I guess the neighbours have been doing something similar, and it's tipped the world climate into an irreversible tailspin. It's definitely warmer, that's all I can say. Stifling, even.
Had to go out yesterday for a walk as I was going stir crazy, the local park in which I was the sole human foolish enough to go out had that look of the artic tundra about it. When I rturned a brief tour of the garden revealed a large double gate had had most of the retaining screws loosened or removed by the constant battering of the Beast from the East, spring is here allright.
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It's Horsham District Council. They've changed our bin collection routine, so often our recycling bin is overflowing and - Gaia forgive me - I've occasionally had to put paper in with the proper rubbish. I guess the neighbours have been doing something similar, and it's tipped the world climate into an irreversible tailspin. It's definitely warmer, that's all I can say. Stifling, even.
ReplyDeleteHad to go out yesterday for a walk as I was going stir crazy, the local park in which I was the sole human foolish enough to go out had that look of the artic tundra about it.
ReplyDeleteWhen I rturned a brief tour of the garden revealed a large double gate had had most of the retaining screws loosened or removed by the constant battering of the Beast from the East, spring is here allright.
Sam - I put a yogurt pot into the landfill bin. Don't know if I should find the landfill site and try to dig it up. Worrying.
ReplyDeleteWiggia - that sounds like some wind. More like a strong breeze up here.