Crow Fodder

[mandm]

Since when did it become acceptable to leave a public park looking like a landfill site? Photo attached of Peckham Rye Common last night with McDonalds wrappers, drinks bottles and all manner of other crow fodder strewn about. Vile critters (those responsible, not the crows).

[Alex K]

And me on my way home from Soper's yesterday afternoon, looking out the bus window at the park and thinking, Looks good for the hard use it takes.

[Huguenot]

Ah well. It's very compact. Looks to me like a 15 year old has picked up a bin bag and shaken it over the rye to impress his mates.

You can't blame society for the actions of one kid.

It might even be just a fox.

[DJKillaQueen]

Or it could be the remains of a picnic where the people didn't give a hoot.

[Annette Curtain]

Seems like a small minority of park users see this as normal behaviour

It would be easy to blame "da yoof" but i've seen adults do it in the park near me too. When I asked wether they thought they should clean up after themselves I got this reply.

" It's the park-keepers job, that's what he's here for "

I think deep down they thought it was keeping him in work, which is nice.

No ?

Nette(6)

[jimmah]

It was end of term for the young ladies at Harris Girls Academy.