Stanley/Stella Light Tote Bag - The Canoe River Cleaner

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Stanley/Stella Light Tote Bag – The Canoe River Cleaner

Name: Stanley/Stella Light Tote Bag - The Canoe River Cleaner
SKU: STAU773
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£15.00

The Stanley/Stella Organic Light Tote Bag has the top edge double-folded for strength and a clean finish. Long handles with reinforced cross stitch. Lightweight tote bag made with 100% organic cotton. Featuring the Canoe River Cleaner’s bespoke logo.

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Organic cotton
Top edge double-folded for strength
Long handles with reinforced cross stitch
Washing Instructions: Do not tumble dry. Wash at 30°C. Do not bleach. Iron at 110°C.
Fabric: 100% Organic ringspun combed cotton
Weight: 160gsm
Dimensions: 37 x 42cm
15 colour combinations

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The Canoe River Cleaner

I'm simply a guy with a canoe keeping the river tidy for the wildlife and local residents 🛶🛶

The Canoe River Cleaner

2 days ago

LEAVE OUR RIVER AND ITS WILDLIFE ALONE 🦦 😡I’m resharing a post I wrote back in October, because sadly, it still sums up exactly how I feel today, but now we’re at the point where words need to turn into action.Most of you who know me, and my network of lovely friends including those dastardly Freshney Comrades, will know of the Grimsby West development, which will potentially see over 3000 houses littered around our river, rare chalk stream and unique blow wells.From an aesthetic perspective, it's not going to be a delight, but for me it's more the decades of disturbance which will drive the wildlife away from one of the most biodiversity rich nature corridors in the county.Apart from the odd section which you would have to circumnavigate or gain permissions, you can almost walk from source to sea enjoying a myriad of wildlife as you go, from kingfishers to barn owls, and from water vole to warblers… oh, and not forgetting our elusive otter 🦦None of us do well with disturbance, yet we have the ability to put our hands over our ears or turn the car stereo up. Most other non human animals will simply disappear for good, or at least, for my lifetime.It's fair to say that my nature walks/talks upstream are enjoyed by a fair few. It's also fair to say that I’m no expert. I let nature do the talking. My job is to connect people to that nature… but very soon my soundtrack could be gone.My dream? For this land to be bought by a progressive and forward thinking farmer who will increase the width of the corridor by not having crops right up to our river. Someone who works with the community and willing volunteers to reinstate hedgerows, plant wildflowers, create wide buffers around the watercourse, increasing biodiversity and protecting against soil and nutrient runoff.I’m prattling on far too much now… but here’s the IMPORTANT BITThe planning application is NOW LIVE, and this is the moment where we can still make a difference.If you care about the Freshney Valley, its wildlife, and its future, please take a few minutes to submit a formal objection.It really does matter, and every objection is logged and counted.*THE SECOND PHOTO WILL GIVE DETAILS OF HOW TO OBJECT*If you need more help, the visit Save the Freshney Valley - Say no to Grimsby West to find out more, and to see the immense work of Lyndsey Downes and all those who, quite rightly, oppose the plans.Thank you, genuinely, for reading and for standing up for this special place.Jim 🛶Canal & River Trust River Action UK ... See MoreSee Less

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3 days ago

What a thing of beauty 😮 Thanks to my mate Tim for sending me this mock up !Grimsby Town Football Club yes please 🙏 ... See MoreSee Less

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The Canoe River Cleaner

4 days ago

A happy ending 🦆 💚After several weeks of care and rehabilitation, this fortunate chap is back out on our wonderful river ✅️Thanks to Jo and Kev for their in the rescue, and for Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue for their invaluable work. ... See MoreSee Less

From hooked, to admitted, to pool, to release. This mallard was brought to us with a barbed fishing lure embedded in his foot. Our veterinary partners safely removed the hook, and he was then given time to rest and recover at the rescue. Once he was strong enough, he was introduced to a makeshift pond in the form of a paddling pool. It didn’t take long for him to show us he was more than ready for the next step. A few days ago, he made the final transition—from paddling pool back to river—returning safely to the wild where he belongs. Thank you to everyone who helped make this successful outcome possible. CleethorpesWildlifeRescue.com/donate

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4 days ago

Join my 50th birthday celebrations 🍾 This may backfire 🤣, but this is my band from moons ago, and we will be 'getting the band back together' for one night only on Friday February 6th at Yardbirds Rock in Grimsby.The gig is FREE and open to the public NOT a private party, so bring anyone...literally.We have the incredible Elson, brad arlis my band Not tonight and the headaches and we finish the evening with drunken dancing to one of the best cover bands in the business. They play Red Light Spells Danger and Footloose 😎No presents please, just your lovely faces to help soften the blow of being half a century 😉Please share 🙏 ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

Don't be a fool like me....check the weather 🌧For some unknown reason on Septemeber 4th I decided to ignore the forecast because I KNEW BETTER.(Us blokes can sometimes be rubbish like that) 🤣Well today, we have storm Chandra, and despite it's (apparent) meaning in yogic philosophy of 'intuition and calmness', it should NOT be ignored. There are a tonne of warnings out there, and whilst we all know the media's obsession with over dramatising the weather, there is truth in a lot of it.I'm no meteorologist, and my advice is usually best taken with a pinch of salt, but i would urge people to take care, especially on the coast and near inland waterways, with compromised banks, and slippery conditions.Stay safe BBC Humberside BBC BBC News RNLI RNLI Cleethorpes Canal & River Trust North East Lincolnshire Council ... See MoreSee Less

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