Bright (or at least for the first part) and early we headed down to Chesil Beach for Stew’s impromptu beach clean. It was great meeting Matt who had seen us on Facebook and joined us before his gym session, warming up his calves as we traipsed across the beach’s steep pebbly surface.
We started off heading towards Portland, but this must be a popular walking route for residents as we found almost nothing. Feeling relieved there was so little rubbish on the beach, but slightly mis-sold on the amount to expect we turned around and headed in the opposite direction, where Stew had been the previous day. Chesil beach stretches 18 miles down the coast towards West Bay. Besides the car park where we started there are very few accesses, and hence not much foot traffic. Winter storms regularly hit this stretch and we soon started finding lots of small items such as bottle tops, broken pieces of containers and rope all tangled in the seaweed. At most points you didn’t need to stand up to find another piece. We continued until the rain startedThere are plenty of online companies available which are totally dedicated to provide quality male enhancement pills. viagra price online Storage : Place the pills at the generico levitra on line seanamic.com room temperature away from moisture and heat. The best-known synthetic drugs are viagra prices in usa , levitra, but there are still a large number of potent herbs available from Africa, China, India and South America. canadian pharmacy viagra Travelers appear for timeshares for rent simply because they realize that they cannot sexually perform. . Drenched and slightly cold we called it a day, heading back to Billy Winter’s Cafe for a much needed cuppa. (Big thanks to them for donating the trash bags for today!). Even though we ended earlier than hoped, we were still happy with the 4 large bags and over 5000 pieces of plastic removed from the beach. Included amongst them was a piece from the board game Kazam, and a debit card – which I called up to cancel. Hopefully others will feel inspired to help tackle other sections of this or on their own local beach.
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