The Litter Kit

Step 7 In summation.

Okay, so without sounding self righteous or inflated, the hardest part about building this is committing to carry it with you in your hiking pack, or car, or first aid kit, or whatever. It is very functional for litter removal, and serviceable at least, as a survival tool. Like it, don't like it, fine, but if one person uses this even once, then making it has been worthwhile.

Here is my contribution for this Earth day, all be it a small one.

-Hail

Comments

[bmarshall79]

This was an awesome kit. I bought all the parts and pre-drilled all the holes then took a couple of taps and enough broom stick replacements to our local green camp for earth day. I set up as a "for the camp" booth at the festival being help that weekend and got the more mechanically inclined people to help me finish about 30 by Sunday afternoon. They were all donated to the camp and have since been put into serious use. When you go for a hike on the trails you are seriously encouraged to grab a stick from the bucket and a kit from the basket to use during your hike. When you are finished you put you kit in the "used basket and your trash bag in the bin next to everything.

[hailtothkngbby]

Wow! Reading your comment has really made my day. I am unbelievably happy that someone has a use for this! Thanks!