Halkyn Mountain: debris and dahlias
From the collection of
From the collection of
Volunteers from the villages on Halkyn Mountain combine to clear rubbish and spoil from a landscape scarred by lead mining, quarrying and littering. Undergrowth is full of rusting metal and numbers of old cars have been abandoned at random. Bonfires are set to get rid of whatever can be burned and a rubbish collection aims to cut down on fly-tipping. In contrast, a best-kept garden competition affords views of well-tended, floral abundance.