I am a dedicated recycler who happens to live in Daphne at the top of a truly steep driveway that detours solicitors better than a rabid pit bull.
I use a rolling garbage cart to wrangle my recycling bins up and down the drive each week. One …
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I am a dedicated recycler who happens to live in Daphne at the top of a truly steep driveway that detours solicitors better than a rabid pit bull.
I use a rolling garbage cart to wrangle my recycling bins up and down the drive each week. One recent, blustery morning as my loaded cart of rattling cans, bottles and flapping pizza boxes was headed down to the street, I caught a tailwind that nearly drove me into the path of a school bus. (I have had the same experience with the new garbage can that is big enough to serve as a life-size jack-in-the-box.)
Even as I struggle each week to drag my bins up and down the hill, I think how lucky we are to have curbside recycling pick-up and I am puzzled at how few people in Daphne recycle.
Here are some facts to know about recycling in Daphne:
We can reduce the bulk going into landfills and help conserve our natural resources by recycling.
In Daphne, all we have to do is get it to the curb in a blue bin instead of the big green can.