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Bad storms leave coastlines like rubbish dumps
Feb 13, 2009

10th January 2008

Many people across the west coast of Scotland thought their roofs were about to fly off and others where  on the hunt for their recycling bag and undoubtedly, other house materials. Roads were blocked due to flooding, fallen trees and damged roads as huge waves crashed on shore.

This storm that passed over Scotland hit with a crash but left just as swiflty leaving in it's trail lots of rubbish on the seashore. The coastline isn't that clean at the best of time, now it looks like a dumping site. Anyone that has lost their recyling bags, I would take a trip to the beach - you're bound to find it there!

All this mess is going to find it's way back out to sea where it will drift endlessy with a smug expression as it pollutes and upset the ecology of marine life.

Is the council going to clean it up? I wonder.

                                                                                                 

by Dana

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Posted: Friday February 13, 2009, 10:45 am
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