That was the question at the start of yesterday's paddle on the Concord River when, upon exiting my car, I saw the cam-lock hose cap someone had left atop a guard-rail post by the Lowell Road Bridge in Concord. Most tank-truck vehicles use this type of cap on the hoses they carry for loading or unloading their tanks. So was a hose lowered to the river below for withdrawing water from the river, or for depositing a liquid into the river. Hopefully, the fact the driver left the cap behind doesn't indicate he was in a hurry and rather that it was only river water being used to refill the tank on a street-sweeper. A closer look at the hose-cap...
At any rate, the river looked fine...
...down to the Route 225 bridge in Bedford/Carlisle...
Very little trash was recovered...
...and one piece served in acquainting me with a new beverage and Wampanoag place name...
2 comments:
Provably that was for collecting water from the river not putting any liquid into the river...good job collecting the trash(:
Hello Maria, Let's hope so and you're welcome.
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