Bins, skips etc

These benches and the associated waste bin are from a range of commemorative benches on offer from David Ogilvie & Co. of Kilmarnock. Their purchase and installation, on the Memorial Green, have been funded by Newhaven Town Council to commemorate the centenary of World War 1 and the 70th anniversary of the end of World War 2. I was going to say that a commemorative waste bin must be an unusual item, but as it is in Ogilvie's catalogue, I assume there must be others around the country now.

No actual bins in this snap - but a very bin-related message!

Not the periscope of a snooping submarine, but a bin for discarded fishing lines and hooks.

One of a selection of random snaps all destined for 'The World of Bins' group. I was surprised how many times bins appear in my photos but are generally not as prominent as this one.

Sorry about the caption - I have just joined 'The World of Bins' group. For a previous version of this artwork please see - www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/37567812/in/group/41942

One of a selection of random snaps all destined for 'The World of Bins' group. I was surprised how many times bins appear in my photos and are generally not noticed.

One of a selection of random snaps all destined for 'The World of Bins' group. I was surprised how many times bins appear in my photos and are usually not noticed.

This one of those photos about which you ask yourself 'Why did I take that?!' I was not even a member of the 'World of Bins' group at that time.

I can't imagine what this was doing there. Perhaps there had been some sort of motivational event down there. I am not sure what it means, but there are a couple of candidates for The World of Bins group. The rest of you can work out what the words mean!