Article 18522 Beneath the waterline: share your photos of discarded waste

Beneath the waterline: share your photos of discarded waste

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Whether it's bikes, baths or bus stop signs, we'd like to know what weird items you have found dumped on your local beaches and waterways

Related: Bikes, baths and bullets among items found in country's waterways

Plastic bags and drink cans are always a depressing sight for canal walkers. But this waste also has a deeper environmental effect on the waterways. This winter the Canal & River Trust conducted a four month survey to record the discarded rubbish they uncovered, when clearing up local waterways across the country. According to the charity it costs around 1 million to clear up people's rubbish each year. Tin baths, 16ft dead pythons and a pizza delivery bike still carrying a pizza are just some of the strange objects recovered.

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