Oh, lucky you.We always only have one per color, often full to the brim so you need to walk all the way to the next one or take it back home (mostly all are full then).
I'm impressed by the number of bins, and thinking how hard it would be to put cardboard from boxes in any of them, so they must not recycle them. Here a lot of cardboard is recycled, then plastic, and less glass.
That's what I most dislike about taking glass for recycling - those shards of broken glass on the ground. They've really cleaned up nicely here, Bill. Blessings!
I enjoyed browsing your photos. Winter where you are looks much like winter where I am in Eugene, Oregon, USA. I watch every nature show about the wonders of Ireland that comes my way via America's public broadcasting system, and that's a great many.
Querido Bill, la foto hermosa, pero que peligro si hay vidrios en el piso, cualquiera se puede cortar. Te dejo todo mi cariño y besos ♥️¸.•*¨)¸.•*¨) (¸.•´♥️♥️.¸.•´♥️
They look pretty much worn out. Nice rustic look though
ReplyDeleteAnche in Friuli sono simili.Buona giornata Bill.
ReplyDeleteThat can be really hazardous (glass pieces)
ReplyDeleteOh, lucky you.We always only have one per color, often full to the brim so you need to walk all the way to the next one or take it back home (mostly all are full then).
ReplyDeleteThere must be a lot of used Glass in this Place!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Bieb. A lot of glass containers.
ReplyDeleteWe have similar ones over here for glass, tins and other items.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
...here, recycling isn't all that successful.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I can say is that it’s better people use glass over plastic and that they take them to be recycled.
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to find a place to recycle glass here. Interesting shot.
ReplyDeleteOh goodness...any glass on the ground isn't a good thing...
ReplyDeleteHappy week Bill...
hugs
Donna
Lots of chances to recycle! :-D
ReplyDeleteIt is nice they have the recycle bins.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a great day!
I need to visit the one near me.
ReplyDeletePretty small openings on those bins.
ReplyDeleteThat's great! I am curious about that blue one...thought there ain't many blue glasses. We have only green, brown and white here.
ReplyDeleteThose are some seriously big bins!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of sorting.
ReplyDeleteGood that the glass has been cleared up.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. They must have different bins for different kinds of glass,.
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed by the number of bins, and thinking how hard it would be to put cardboard from boxes in any of them, so they must not recycle them. Here a lot of cardboard is recycled, then plastic, and less glass.
ReplyDeleteThat's good
ReplyDeleteThat's what I most dislike about taking glass for recycling - those shards of broken glass on the ground. They've really cleaned up nicely here, Bill. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteIt is an extremely important urban service, but the collectors seem very high! Good evening, Bill. A friendly hug. ☘️🌼🌈🧣
ReplyDeleteGood to see glass being recycled as it takes up room in landfills. It can always be made into new glass.
ReplyDeleteOh it's glass recycling receptacles? I've never seen anything like those before.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed browsing your photos. Winter where you are looks much like winter where I am in Eugene, Oregon, USA. I watch every nature show about the wonders of Ireland that comes my way via America's public broadcasting system, and that's a great many.
ReplyDeleteJust Like my Back , Seen Better Days There Mr Bill
ReplyDeleteBe Well ,
Cheers
I wonder how long it takes to fill up one of those bins. And what happens if you accidently put green glass in the brown glass bin????
ReplyDeleteThose are old stickers on the bins. Now all colours of glass can be thrown in together.
DeleteThey look well used.
ReplyDeleteGenial foto. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is so often messy around these bins ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Querido Bill, la foto hermosa, pero que peligro si hay vidrios en el piso, cualquiera se puede cortar.
ReplyDeleteTe dejo todo mi cariño y besos
♥️¸.•*¨)¸.•*¨)
(¸.•´♥️♥️.¸.•´♥️
That's a lot of glass to be recycled!
ReplyDeleteI wish we had a good recycling center.
ReplyDeleteGood idea but gosh, a dangerous place with all that glass there.
ReplyDeleteStylish containers
ReplyDeleteOurs don't look anything like ours.
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