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If you can't go out into nature without trashing it, just stay home. When I got hike, I just started taking a trashbag. Was on a waterfall trail in Colorado th
by exabrial 2y ago
If you can't go out into nature without trashing it, just stay home.
When I got hike, I just started taking a trashbag. Was on a waterfall trail in Colorado three weeks ago; someone left a sock, another their _entire pants_ in a tree (we checked around before cleaning them up, and it was obvious they had been there awhile). How you forget your pants is beyond me.
And don't get me started on people's stupid dogs. Dog feces is pollution, and is non-natural in these environments. People will sometimes scoop, but then leave the bag. What part of that is acceptable?
- sitzkrieg 2y agothe transplants are trashing the front range and do not care
- uptime 2y agoI have come across the full dog poop bag phenomenon a lot lately on trails and sidewalks. A small group forms, as if there was a memo that someone else wants them or would be picking them up. It is baffling. I would guess that these are people who were not bagging their poop and were chided for that. And then these people took the command too literally, bagging but not carrying away.
- morgango 2y agoI think it is just leaving the bag for picking up on the way back. Not really that complicated.