I think that’s it.
A grove of dead Christmas trees, Financial District, California, USA. Just throw it wherever the Hell you want, Christian. We’ll take care of it for you:
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Boy, getting rid of these trees is a lot easier than getting them in the first place…
So, bring out your dead.
[Whoops. See comments.]
That way, you’re making things easier for whomever ends up having to dispose of your worthless hunk ‘o junk.
That way you’ll be so much classier than those people who leave their old car batteries on the ground, right?
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Mission accomplished.
But is there another way to handle old sofas?
As seen near the intersection of Behr and Johnstone, near the old missile base atop Mount Sutro:
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It’s on! It’s free! As San Francisco wakes to a cold morning (close to freezing in some parts of the City), people are hauling out their Holiday Trees for official disposal week. See below.
It’s so cold today (relative to what we are used to) even dedicated bookworms are bundling up. Note the properly deflocked and naked Charlie Brown Christmas Tree all set for pickup on busy Masonic Avenue:
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What Would Jesus Do (WWJD)? He’d tree-cycle, that’s what He’d do.
San Francisco: Go to the city’s recycling Web site, SFenvironment and use the “ecofindRRR” (on the left-hand side of the home page.) After selecting “Christmas trees” from the drop down menu and entering in your zip code, you will be directed to your nearest recycling center.
“Place clean, unflocked trees next to your carts when you take them to the curb on your regularly scheduled pick-up day. Remove all tinsel, decorations, bags, stands, and lights.”
Golden Gate Disposal & Recycling 415-626-4000
Sunset Scavenger 415-330-1300
The More You Know….
