Well done to the gent for picking up the jandals on the beach.

However the jandals on the fence idea, though, raises a few interesting points to think about: If the jandals are litter on the beach, are they not litter hanging on our public-owned fence?

Possibly some people might think the jandals flotsam (floating wreckage) on the beach is part of beach life?

Secondly, why not hang them on your own fence and invite the public in to view?

Strangely I smile when I see the boot/bra or now jandal fences, but I still have a feeling of why do I need to see other peoples castoffs? Shouldn't I just enjoy the natural views? I still don't know.

And Rogers' Rabbits what about an orange, plastic bollard fence? I know you like those.
Incidentally, I kayak and pick up all sorts of plastic. I just put them in the bin!
Boring eh?

P Dillon, Tauranga City.

Ps. We didn't invent the jandal, we just gave it that name. The Chinese and Japanese have carried their pavlovas in them for about 2000 years!