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That one is too obvious, Bill, so you shouldn't really disturb the Great Identifier for this.

Clearly it is the pastoral Shrink-wrapped Lego Blocks, probably at the chicken farm.

You find the strangest things on your countryside walks Bill.. but they are never boring....peter

A colorful collection for sure!

There are a number of names I could use: most of them unrepeatable before the watershed hour

I suppose this picture might be inspired by Chad?

I'm with Ray on this; Lego came to my mind, too. Shame about that shrink wrapping.. what do they do with that stuff when they have finished with it?

A colourful country view, Bill

Slowly but surely plastics ( in all it's form are taking over the world. A beach was analysed a year or two back and was found to contain, as a percentage of all the beach material, an astonishing and incredulous amount of microscopic plastic particles.

Colourful Bill, I too would've looked to capture this, nice shot

Plasticus Boxus. Fungal growth that is hard to eradicate once established.

A new type of colourfull building blocks Bill

What happened to the rolling green fields of England, we dont wont to see your backyard.

This image meets with my approval but then I'm sure you knew it would.

I think you may have stumbled onto a farm, Bill. Farms grow our food and when they are harvesting said food they put it in boxes and trays to be cleaned and sorted.

I always feel there's a picture somewhere going in close to these awful things but I've never managed to get it yet.

What's bin did and what's bin hid?

This is an example of the way the common, multicoloured, British box lizard aggregates into groups, preparing for the winter hibernation. When this happens they exude something that looks rather like plastic wrap and has a similar protective function. You are very lucky to have caught them in this state, Bill.

Bill it reminds me of a song about little boxes.

Will we see some countryside or do i have to look at Trimbos concrete blocks.Never mind tough titty.