Keen to work up a thirst before a gin-centred social, GG Cardiff met for a litter pick of the local area

schools are back on Tuesday and over the summer rubbish had accumulated in the fences and roads around two local schools. a quick blitz of the area left it looking ready to welcome back the kids and families from their summer break.

GG cardiff then headed off for drinks and to catch up on their respective summers

Nathans daughter joined him on a Saturday afternoon trip to the dump, so as a sweetener he promised a trip out to the coastal path to see the horses and cows.

Disappointment all around was to follow. First new signs were up on the farm fences discouraging feeding the horses, and second, the trails were anything but trash free. After heading out onto the mud flats to see the cows safely in the distance, and looking across the Severn Estuary to mummy's homeland, they collected rubbish as they walked back to the car - coffee cups, plastic bottles and cans making up the bulk of the collection.

Hopefully for a little while all that can be seen on that section of the coastal path are livestock hoofprints (and associated excrement).