QUOTE (RZR T @ May 28 2011, 09:26 AM)

Not cool.
It's going to take a long time to "clean up" all the crap people have left over the decades. It saddens me now to see all this crap, but when I was in my 20's it was cool to go to comp at night and watch (and or contribute to) the mayhem. At the time I, and many others never thought of the consequences. Glamis was a far off place that only gear heads went. We'd tent camp, or just a sleeping back in the back of the truck was awesome. for me back then, dinner was a 12 pack of CL's and a couple hotdogs. Point being: It's going to be tough to change the youth culture out there.
So, what if a tiny % of the funds collected for the permits go to a 'beach cleaner'... I know it's been mentioned before. something like this.

The times I've been to Europe they motor this things around all over the place. After a weekend the beaches look like what Comp does now. I've even seen them mounted to the front of small boats to clean the harbors there too.
Let's clean it up, I do my part every time I'm out. My goal is at lest 2 trash bag of stuff.
I have to say, in my experience over the last 10 years, Glamis is SUPER clean from what it once was. I remember so many burnt out cars, piles of garbage, cans blowing around. There are more and more folks that ARE stepping up!