Listing of the found to date

I have made a list of what I found and recognisable to date on the beach

Objets trouves – Melbourne Beach 2012 - Plastic Only
Lego
Yogi bear
Straw
Barbie shoe
Mc Donald straw
Barbie bag
Cap
Net
Lid
Rope
Ball
Peg
Tennis ball
Party popper
Bouncing ball
Cup
Syringe cap
Plate
Soya sauce cap
Comb
Bottle cap
Lolly Pop stick
Coke cap
Handle
Soft drink cap
Balloon
Water bottle cap
Masking tape
Milk Bottle
Tape
Spray paint cap
Biro
Take away coffee lid
Biro cap
Nozzle
Bottle stopper
Ties
Toy car
Tag
Toy character
Tent picket
Ice cream container
Wheel
Spoon
Container
Knife
Plant container
Fork
Dessert container
Yakult bottle
Construction cap
More straw
Bottle
More caps
Soft drink bottle
More lids
Milk Coffee bottle
Hose
Fragment
Corrugated hose
Cigarette lighter
Packaging strap
Ear plugs
Rubber band
Cream lid
Pop-up lid
Ear plug
Badminton shuttle cock
Take away soft drink lid
Golf ball
Jelly container
Work banner
Medicine container
Beer can strap
Bubble liquid container
Meat tray
Paint Brush
Polystyrene
Toothbrush
Thong
Baby Dummy
Toy train
Balloon holder
Fishing floater
Toy gun bullets
Fishing wire
Toy French fries
Shoe insert

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