Recycling
Walking up the street a couple of weeks ago, I was struck by the variety of stuff in people's recycling boxes, so today I went out and photographed them. [flickr set]
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How often are the collections? So much stuff. Mind you, I suppose it depends how many ppl live in each household.
hehehe I should show you a photo of our recycling 'holding area' just before a clear out....scary!!! Big woolsacks full of plastic milk bottles etc.
I'm sure the local museum or digital curator will love your photo collection in 50years time. :)
Recyc (paper/plastic) is every other week, alternating with garbage; green bins (soft paper/food waste) are weekly.