Man makes his mission clean the garbage from the Boyz River – a wide open country

For years, he loyal to his garbage into rivers and now this man is here, canceling all my hard work. The Boyz River is more filled with waste than you would imagine, but one person has dedicated his summer to being cleaning the water road again.

The Boyz River is a popular place for swimming, bathing and a nice float when the weather allows. Chris Nelson and the volunteers of the Boyz River are the unpaid characters who clean it after the winds. Every summer weekend for 13 years, he wears a swimsuit and snorkel and reaches the garbage clearing from the Boyz River.

With a raft floating behind him and a 23-pound weight around his waist, he will often spend six hours collecting garbage. “As far as I know, I’m the only nut that swims the whole section,” he told Boise State public radio news. He gets a lot of looks about his efforts.

As he cleans the Boyz River, he finds a real treasure. He has found all kinds of time in the deep time. At one point, he even found a set of cooks for cooks. Asked how he thinks they got there, he has his speculation. “Yes, we speculated how this happened. I claimed them, so I used them at home.”

Cleaning of the Boyz River is a hard struggle

Late the quality of water in the Boyz River decreases dramatically. Liz Paul, a woman who works for Idaho Rivers United, made a trip there recently. “Garbage, both garbage, and garbage just scatter up and down the river of this barbed area.”

This is due to a decline in the help of the hands. The usual leader of the volunteer of the Boyz River has taken work elsewhere in the summer, and the group is fighting. The numbers have dropped and the funding has disappeared.

But Chris Nelson is not about to give up. Although there are usually about 15 of them to be cleared from Friday to Sunday, he seems to be the only one who still does it. He usually says “We’ll take enough to fill your living room twice every weekend. It’s just amazing how many piles they appear.”

But now it comes to it only to him. Underfunded and overwhelmed. If you see it there, you might consider helping him.