Showing posts with label beach rules. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beach rules. Show all posts

Saturday, June 25, 2011

Beach Cleanup with Machika @PD

The girls clowning around after their first beach cleanup.
One afternoon, Machika came to me asking for big plastic bags. when I asked her what it was for, she said that she was an environmentalist and wanted to clean the beach up. She says there is no unsightly trash in Japan.If there were, it is quickly taken care of. Here in Malaysia, she sees litter by the roadside, on the beach, overflowing garbage bins....
Machika and JY spent 3 hours picking up a garden hose, tap, medicine bottle, plastic bottles, food wrappers. JY said that it was like a mini market buried under the sand.
The managed to convince M KuCheh to cart 3 car boot full of trash to the nearby public bin while they cycled behind and hauled everything into the bin.
Machika and the boys on the 2nd beach cleanup
Ean lending a hand

The boys took it seriously
Searching for more trash
Part of what was picked up
Collection for the day

Ean had enough of picking litter after a while and decided that climbing was more entertaining.

Trash is washed up onto the shore daily and is always left behind by picnickers.

Something must be done to keep our beaches litter free!

Sunday, June 19, 2011

The beach @PD needs a clean up

A leisurely walk to the beach
and was greeted by trash.
More trash

A packet strewn by someone who should have been trained better.
I didn't know it at that time but it took a foreign student from Japan to make me realise that instead of just griping about the state of the beach I should have gone about cleaning it up!

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Driving in Perth

We had these rules drummed in or risk paying hefty fines
Rule #1 Don't go over 60kmh. The worst rule ever. K kept yawning and glancing at his speedometer.

Rule #2 Aussie's tend to come to a complete halt when taking a turn even when there are no oncoming cars. So when a car has its indicator on, prepare to step on the brakes.

Rule #3 Don't go too near cyclists

If you thought Singapore was a Fine City, Australia seems to have even more rules.
At the beach today, we found out no alcohol and smoking allowed, no toy cars, no digging big holes, no flying kites.
Here are the list of rules at Cottesloe Beach
You have been warned!