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Trip to the Hassel Island
The day was perfect, we dropped our dingy in to the water and headed out to a secluded beach on the south side of Hassel Island. I was really looking forward to it because I have never visited this place before and I wanted to see what kind of pollution we are going to encounter there. Of course, I was hoping for a clean beach so we can relax and enjoy the beauty of it all, but we did find the trash, of course plastic was everywhere! How sad, take a look at these photos.
- There is our beach …. what do you think, we are going to find plastic or not?
- Beauty or the beast?
- Well, at list they know how to enjoy this beauty!
- There we go, plastic caps and some Styrofoam piece that no one is missing.
- Look what we got here, KFC cup together with his buddies!
- Plastic bottles in their natural habitat! I wonder if it’s a mating season?
- Nice, a sea urchin, yes he suppose to be here…
- Just another plastic piece with a Coke bottle and a piece of Styrofoam
- This island seam to be collecting almost exclusively plastic bottles
- It might be a good thing we can easily identify those Coke bottles
- Going back a little disappointed but excited after a long overdue swim in the tropics :)
- Going back a little disappointed but excited after a long overdue swim in the tropics :)
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