Some determined Eurobodallans walked their talk last weekend - braving crazy wet weather for Clean Up Australia Day. Most of the 49 registered sites went ahead, with just a dozen postponed anticipating better weather.
Above: The crew from Moruya's Nature Coast Dragonboat Club got to work at Riverside Park, the track to Ryans Billabong, the hospital pathway, and carparks across town. Discarded face masks were a new and common item this year, with 50 collected.
Above: The team from Batemans Bay Lions Club winched out a string of shopping trollies while gathering up discarded household junk and single-use litter from drainage lines at the Water Gardens.
Above: Narooma Rotarians about to set out on Sunday to clean up Mill Bay to Apex Park - John Rungen, Ange Ulrichsen, Mike Young and Laurelle Pacey
Above: Members of Quota Club Narooma Carol Hodges, Janette Griffiths, Catherine Ward and Sally Davey clean up Quota Park on Sunday March 6
Above: Tuross Coastal Landcare & Tuross Mens Shed members Tony Crook, Wayne “Brocky” Brockman, Peter Christie, Barry Parker and Steve Ryder
