About 200 sheep are pulling double duty in a local creek, chewing down weeds and trimming nature back into shape. The only obstacle in their way? Humanity’s calling card: trash. Plastic bottles. Fast food wrappers. Broken carts. Mountains of garbage – all dumped and forgotten by the same people who now get to watch sheep navigate it like an obstacle course. The sheep don’t complain. They show up, they work, they restore balance. Meanwhile, humans – supposedly the “smart species” – treat their own community like a landfill. It’s a sad reality when the animals are the ones improving the creek, while people are the ones destroying it. The sheep leave behind fertilizer. Humans leave behind filth. The sheep make the creek better. Humans make it worse. Let’s be honest: the only true pollution problem is people.
Good, sheep can be so RAM-bunctious.
Let’s be honest here, humans are pigs. I have seen numerous times where someone shots there garbage at a trash can thinking they are Michael Jordan but then realize after they miss they are just themselves and then they leave the trash on the ground close to the trash can. In those creek areas it’s usually young kids and the homeless who don’t care about making a mess and leaving it.
Yes. humans are pigs!
Mother Earth is 5 billion years old and then humans come along and have distroyed it!
Garbage? That’s what goats are for.
When the sheep are done send in the goats… then send in the DUI & speeding ticket guys in the work alternative program to pick up whatever trash is left.
Or all the people who need to volunteer to earn their welfare.
Watch for T Ocelus!
Let’s be honest. It is not all humans doing this. When you import the 3rd world, they bring their behavior with them and when you let homeless people have the run of the place, they do this.
They dont seem to want to tell you what creek this is happening at because this is cleanup after the homeless that may still be there.
whenwilltheylearn,
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It’s Walnut Creek behind the Concord Hilton Hotel and Home Depot.
No its not,its the creek by the bridge in Solano across from the refinery.When i saw the goats out there i thought i was hallucinating.
whenwilltheylearn,
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I saw them at the creek next to The Willows at the beginning of the week and behind the Concord Hilton just a few days later. I’m not really sure where you mean when you posted “its the creek by the bridge in Solano across from the refinery,” but the same creek where I saw the goats is next to the Marathon Refinery in unincorporated Avon.