Elevated trash can
This little trash stand is at the house accross the street from where I’m staying in Dangriga. It’s sturdy and even a better solution for keeping dogs out of the trash as plastic cans are easily knocked over.
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I think that is very creative of the owners. The Town Board should take notice of this and encourage it throughout Dangriga. I remember growing up in Dangriga, we were not a rich and affluent Town, but we were clean and healthy. There were Town Board Dirt Boxes at strategic locations in the different areas. There was a particular slogan written on the Dirt Boxes that says “Cleanliness is next to Godliness” We should adopt this old slogan and keep our town clean.
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It seems as if that picture was taken in my childhood neigbhorhood, Lake Land City.
James Lovell.
James Lovell
29 Jul 08 at 6:34 pm