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| Header image is a photo of Dog River shoreline. |
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| This is shoreline on Dog River that I personally cleared all the litter from about six months ago. It is disheartening to see the trash is back and getting thicker after every rain. |
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| The obligatory wood duck photo featuring Mobile's beautiful shoreline. |
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| DaTube is still in DaWater. |
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| Another aerosol can containing chemicals that probably should not be released into the water can be seen in this photo. Do you see it? |
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| Shoreline trash comes in all sizes. |
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| If a water skier falls on this they will be seeing red. |
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| Y'all come back and visit Mobile's Dog River Scenic Blueway again, ya hear? What is Mobile's strategy to deal with their storm water generated trash? "What trash? I don't see any trash." |
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| But hey, what is a little plastic floating on the water compared to roughly 9.9 million pounds of toxic discharges poured into Alabama's waterways in 2010? Got cancer yet? |
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| These home owners should be seeking legal council. Where there are violations of the Clean Water Act, citizens have the right to sue. Click Here. |
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| These home owners should be seeking legal council. Where there are violations of the Clean Water Act, citizens have the right to sue. Click Here. |
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| Some home owners are resorting to putting up home made boom to keep the storm water propelled litter from entering their boat canals. |
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| Look at all the white eggs. Will they hatch into baby moon pies? |
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| Here are some pretty yellow iris flowers. |
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| An empty egg carton being utilized by plant roots. Happy Easter. |
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