As if there wasn't enough trash clogging the beaches of Bali and Indonesia without the regular monsoon plastic deluge.
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
It's trash season in Bali again.
As if there wasn't enough trash clogging the beaches of Bali and Indonesia without the regular monsoon plastic deluge.
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