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Re: Roadside Trash
Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 11:41 pm
by dollyjn
Perhaps a new campaign to re-educate or educate folks to pick up after themselves and leave no trace in a more creative way.
If there is a simple message sent to each person you or I know reminding them to pack it out and dispose of properly, and/or word of mouth goes a long way.
Proper back country technique on burying would work even in a high volume area.
This will allow all of us to enjoy the area. : )
Re: Roadside Trash
Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 11:57 pm
by dustonian
"Burying"? Please don't bury your garbage in the backcountry.
Re: Roadside Trash
Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:10 am
by dollyjn
I apologize, I assumed all were on the same page with regard to backcountry etiquette. I was not speaking of trash burying.
BTW - I don't dump anything in the gorge, I can wait and dispose of it properly in the proper receptacle. With regard to 'trash' if the garbage can is full,folks should keep on carrying the trash 'til they can get it to an appropriate container.
Thanks
Re: Roadside Trash
Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:31 am
by tbwilsonky
why don't climbers throw their trash in the floor of their car like normal people?
Re: Roadside Trash
Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:05 am
by bcombs
tbwilsonky wrote:why don't climbers throw their trash in the floor of their car like normal people?
Because it isn't their car. It belongs to their one buddy who has a job and is willing to belay them.
Re: Roadside Trash
Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:08 am
by tbwilsonky
bcombs wrote:tbwilsonky wrote:why don't climbers throw their trash in the floor of their car like normal people?
Because it isn't their car. It belongs to their one buddy who has a job and is willing to belay them.
maybe we should see if the federal gov't will start giving climbers free cars to deal with this escalating trash problem?
Re: Roadside Trash
Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 5:31 am
by louisville_climber
dollyjn wrote:Proper back country technique on burying would work even in a high volume area.
This will allow all of us to enjoy the area. : )
Bury your shit, not your trash.
Thanks for picking it up, Chad. It's much appreciated.
Re: Roadside Trash
Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:16 am
by dollyjn
dollyjn wrote:I apologize, I assumed all were on the same page with regard to backcountry etiquette. I was not speaking of trash burying.
BTW - I don't dump anything in the gorge, I can wait and dispose of it properly in the proper receptacle. With regard to 'trash' if the garbage can is full,folks should keep on carrying the trash 'til they can get it to an appropriate container.
Thanks
Re: Roadside Trash
Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:38 pm
by Silk
tbwilsonky wrote:why don't climbers throw their trash in the floor of their car like normal people?
My partner did on our last trip, it was a fascinating "archeology dig" of our poor nutrition habits.
Thanks for picking it up, random dood. We remarked on the mess when we arrived but didn't do anything about it....lame