Eco Car Wash

This eco car wash was spotted whilst shopping in Nyon in Switzerland. If you look carefully you can see that they still have a father Christmas decoration out.

India sand Santa sculptures spread green message

Indian sand artist Sudarshan Patnaik has sculpted 100 Santa Claus figures on a beach in the tourist town of Puri. The exhibition, which was opened by two foreign tourists last week, seeks to spread awareness about global warming.

Mr Patnaik has also sculpted Christmas trees with the message "Save the Earth from Global Warming", to encourage people to give trees as gifts

Hundreds of tourists and locals have been visiting the beach to see the unique display. About 1,000 tonnes of sand and 36 hours of labour went into the creation of the sculpture. Mr Patnaik was assisted by 20 students of the Golden Institute of Sand Art set up by him on Puri beach.


Source; BBC News

Boxing Day Eco Pic

This clothes recycling bin was spotted while I was on Boxing Day walk.

Eco Christmas is can-tastic

FROM a distance it looks like any other Christmas tree — but this festive fir is actually made out of 400 empty fizzy drink cans.

This bizarre "tree" is an eco-friendly substitute for the traditional spruce — but only if you can stomach the thought of glugging down gallons of sugary pop.

It took creator David Barshow and his three friends three months to guzzle the 400 cans of Mountain Dew they needed to make the Christmas ornament.

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2767736/Eco-Christmas-tree-is-can-tastic.html#comment-rig#ixzz0ZZz2x9Z7