Thank You

[system 4-50]

Tired after several hours of unloading stuff from the bow of my boat into the car, I cast off the boat to cruise a hundred yards back to my mooring on the other side of the canal.  Then I realised I had omitted to unload a couple of bags of rubbish that were sitting on the stern.  Unable to face the hassle of tying up again, I panicked and grabbed the bags and threw them onto the far side of the towpath, intending to collect them on returning to the car after securing the boat.  

When I did return, about 20 minutes later, one of the bags had gone.  (the other bag was less obvious as it was green and had landed in the hedge.)  It wasn't in the nearby bin and it wasn't in the canal, or further down the towpath.  Somebody must have taken it away.  So thank you to whoever tidied up.

PS Could you also take the dog poo bag (not mine) that was hanging in the adjacent tree? 

[ditchcrawler]

58 minutes ago, system 4-50 said:

Tired after several hours of unloading stuff from the bow of my boat into the car, I cast off the boat to cruise a hundred yards back to my mooring on the other side of the canal.  Then I realised I had omitted to unload a couple of bags of rubbish that were sitting on the stern.  Unable to face the hassle of tying up again, I panicked and grabbed the bags and threw them onto the far side of the towpath, intending to collect them on returning to the car after securing the boat.  

When I did return, about 20 minutes later, one of the bags had gone.  (the other bag was less obvious as it was green and had landed in the hedge.)  It wasn't in the nearby bin and it wasn't in the canal, or further down the towpath.  Somebody must have taken it away.  So thank you to whoever tidied up.

PS Could you also take the dog poo bag (not mine) that was hanging in the adjacent tree? 

They are just going through it now looking for clues who owned the contents , the summons will be in the post

Edited July 5, 2019 by ditchcrawler