Yesterday I noticed streets and alleys were so clean in the early evening, while I was enjoyed a walk through Civitavecchia's historical neighborhood. And I also saw someone who was picking up trashing and litter while walking. A few minutes later it was easy to see that there were two women who were not employed to collect urban waste. I have heard of garbage collectors, who pick up and transport waste to disposal sites or recycling centers in the morning, but not in the early evening.
After I had asked her why she was collecting waste in the early evening, she said that it was not her job. She specified it was a new sustainable initiative which combines walking with caring of urban environment. Obviously, she wore gloves and had a bag to collect litter along her route.
The term "plogging" is a combination of picking up litter while jogging.
The 3rd and the 4th pictures have nothing to do with plogging. They give two different perspectives of the parich church located in the octagonal square of San Lorenzo Nuovo, which is a small village (149 km North from Rome).
With its 2,000 inhabitants, San Lorenzo Nuovo lies close to the lake Bolsena in Central Italy.
Nice weekend to all the members of our blogging community!