Final 2018 Subway clean-up amasses 34 bags of litter
Volunteers that lent a hand that morning were treated to a year-end braai, sponsored by Victory Kwikspar, at the Subway.
CLEAN Surf Project’s Beat the Street clean-up took place, for the last time in 2018, at Subway in Warner Beach on Saturday morning, 8 December, with 34 bags of litter removed.
Environmentally-conscious volunteers that lent a hand that morning were treated to a year-end braai at the Subway.
Check out all the photos in this gallery: Clean Surf Project – Volunteers join forces to clean Warner Beach’s subway
A little bit of rain wasn’t going to stop the clean-up crew when it came to cleaning up alongside the main road, Kingsway in Warner Beach and railway lines.
“Some 34 bags, cabling, empty discarded paint buckets and an old shop sign were collected by our ocean warriors,” expressed CSP member and Sapphire Coast Tourism chairman Romy Wenzel.
“Volunteers who offered a helping hand were treated to a year-end braai. A big thank you goes out to Victory Kwikspar and Bluff Meat Supply for kindly sponsoring rolls and wors. It is much appreciated.”
Romy explained that CSP is taking a well deserved break from 19 December, and will be back in full swing in 2019. The last presentation will take place at Amanzimtoti Main Beach on 18 December at 10am.
Visit the CSP Facebook Page or call 082-802-3353 for further information.
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