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Delaware river
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Delaware river

Dec 19, 2016

Philadelphia | Pennsylvania

Date
April 15, 2015

Haul
1,127 lbs.

 

On one of the nicest Spring evenings Philadelphia has seen this year, volunteers cleaned plastic, Styrofoam, construction materials and plenty of odd trash from Penn Treaty Park and the Delaware River. Weird trash included a grille, an old cellphone, a bag of hens, boot, horn and an iHome. Special thanks to Yards Brewing Company for their support and the great after-party!


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