Tidying up is obviously a matter of honor in Pöcking.
During the Ramadama organized by the community on Saturday, 123 citizens were present in the districts of Pöcking, Possenhofen, Niederpöcking and Aschering and collected rubbish.
In Maising, where the fire brigade took over the distribution of the garbage bags and the organization, there were around 42 more people.
Pöcking / Maising - This is what Ute Erhard reported from the town hall, who had done the preparatory work for the clean-up.
The earnings of the Ramadama campaign are just as impressive as the willingness to participate.
"Our five-cubic-meter container was more than half full thanks to the Pöckinger helpers alone," said Erhard.
"With the garbage from Maising, it was definitely three-quarters full."
Due to the corona, the helpers could not just get started this time, but had to report and register in advance.
In order to avoid unnecessary encounters, the town hall had defined areas in the community where two people or members of a family could pick up the garbage left over the winter.
"The areas were relatively small so that they could be created," said Erhard.
She was impressed by the helpfulness of the Pöckinger.
"There were families with babies, teenagers, seniors, the sports club - that's really great."
One of the families with babies was the Fries family, who were cleaning up Minister Hill.
The three-year-old daughter Juno had already been eagerly at Ramadama last year, as father and Green Councilor Christian Fries said.
“It has been in our ears practically all year round.
It's like looking for Easter eggs for them. ”Baby Levi slept through the action in the stroller.
Christoph von Gronau from the local Green Association took stock of the collection campaign on Facebook for Niederpöcking: "The highlights were a black bra, a pair of men's underpants that didn't quite match and a damaged rubber chicken."
