At the lovely RK Beach in Vizag, business is very organised and happens hardly a few feet from where the waves crash. Vendors like these perch themselves at an even distance between each other over the shoreline of about two-three kilometres. And sell the tasty, spicy eatables. It's all perfect for a good stroll. The question...how many beach walkers would care to keep the paper they get these delicacies in? I am afraid few or none among the hundreds who throng the beach every hour. If the beach allows you a good stroll, a lovely sea-view and some fresh air, you have got to respect the place and not throw trash around. Stalls like these only encourage more trash. The logic holds good for any business on the beach...big or small...meaning shacks, restaurants, resorts. Would it not be sensible to make such trash audits?
Saturday, 10 January 2009
Business by the sea
At the lovely RK Beach in Vizag, business is very organised and happens hardly a few feet from where the waves crash. Vendors like these perch themselves at an even distance between each other over the shoreline of about two-three kilometres. And sell the tasty, spicy eatables. It's all perfect for a good stroll. The question...how many beach walkers would care to keep the paper they get these delicacies in? I am afraid few or none among the hundreds who throng the beach every hour. If the beach allows you a good stroll, a lovely sea-view and some fresh air, you have got to respect the place and not throw trash around. Stalls like these only encourage more trash. The logic holds good for any business on the beach...big or small...meaning shacks, restaurants, resorts. Would it not be sensible to make such trash audits?
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