File:A rubbish-less beach, an anomaly.JPG

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DescriptionA rubbish-less beach, an anomaly.JPG	English: Even the most pristine beaches in Australia will collect your rubbish. Although Bristol Point at Booderee National Park was definitely one of the most pristine in the region, it's sands were not without the odd macroplastic and no doubt lots of microplastics too. It truly is an anomaly to find untouched beaches in this anthropocentric age.
Date	13 April 2016
Source	Own work
Author	Rianne Vogelnest

Camera location	35° 08′ 14.23″ S, 150° 44′ 01.33″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	-35.137286; 150.733703

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