John and Ann Till, from Petersfield, in Hampshire, Britain, had been planning for a while to get married but they did not have enough money to cover the cost of their dream honeymoon in the USA. Then, one day they had an idea while they were doing their shopping at the supermarket in Havant, after they e-mailed a honeymoon picture to their local paperbefore flying homebut then we saw the amount of rubbish out therethey could not afford the journey homethey sell rubbish binswhen they started their preparations for the weddingwhen we looked over walls and in the undergrowthwhere an automated recycling unit had been installed for a trial periodwhich they used to fly back in business class from their US honeymoonwho wish to recycle.
They decided to take cans and bottles to the recycling centre at the supermarket, because, although they had enough money for a Queen Mary 2 cruise to New York, after they e-mailed a honeymoon picture to their local paperbefore flying homebut then we saw the amount of rubbish out therethey could not afford the journey homethey sell rubbish binswhen they started their preparations for the weddingwhen we looked over walls and in the undergrowthwhere an automated recycling unit had been installed for a trial periodwhich they used to fly back in business class from their US honeymoonwho wish to recycle. The couple started collecting rubbish in their home town. For every four recycled items, they earned a reward point which was then converted into British Airways air miles. They collected 36,000 miles, after they e-mailed a honeymoon picture to their local paperbefore flying homebut then we saw the amount of rubbish out therethey could not afford the journey homethey sell rubbish binswhen they started their preparations for the weddingwhen we looked over walls and in the undergrowthwhere an automated recycling unit had been installed for a trial periodwhich they used to fly back in business class from their US honeymoonwho wish to recycle.
Mr Till said they had collected almost every night for three months during spring. He said "At the very beginning, we were concerned it would not be achievable, after they e-mailed a honeymoon picture to their local paperbefore flying homebut then we saw the amount of rubbish out therethey could not afford the journey homethey sell rubbish binswhen they started their preparations for the weddingwhen we looked over walls and in the undergrowthwhere an automated recycling unit had been installed for a trial periodwhich they used to fly back in business class from their US honeymoonwho wish to recycle.
It's not to say the pavements were full of litter, it was after they e-mailed a honeymoon picture to their local paperbefore flying homebut then we saw the amount of rubbish out therethey could not afford the journey homethey sell rubbish binswhen they started their preparations for the weddingwhen we looked over walls and in the undergrowthwhere an automated recycling unit had been installed for a trial periodwhich they used to fly back in business class from their US honeymoonwho wish to recycle. There was enough rubbish out there to fly us to the moon and back."
They reached their air miles goal in May, after they e-mailed a honeymoon picture to their local paperbefore flying homebut then we saw the amount of rubbish out therethey could not afford the journey homethey sell rubbish binswhen they started their preparations for the weddingwhen we looked over walls and in the undergrowthwhere an automated recycling unit had been installed for a trial periodwhich they used to fly back in business class from their US honeymoonwho wish to recycle. They married in August, then sailed to New York on the Queen Mary 2 and spent a few days in Washington after they e-mailed a honeymoon picture to their local paperbefore flying homebut then we saw the amount of rubbish out therethey could not afford the journey homethey sell rubbish binswhen they started their preparations for the weddingwhen we looked over walls and in the undergrowthwhere an automated recycling unit had been installed for a trial periodwhich they used to fly back in business class from their US honeymoonwho wish to recycle.
Their recycling feat came to light after they e-mailed a honeymoon picture to their local paperbefore flying homebut then we saw the amount of rubbish out therethey could not afford the journey homethey sell rubbish binswhen they started their preparations for the weddingwhen we looked over walls and in the undergrowthwhere an automated recycling unit had been installed for a trial periodwhich they used to fly back in business class from their US honeymoonwho wish to recycle as part of its Read Around The World competition. Out of the stories sent in it was found to be the most interesting one.
The automated recycling machines were being trialled in a few of the larger UK stores. The supermarket chain spokesman David Nieberg said "We support all our customers after they e-mailed a honeymoon picture to their local paperbefore flying homebut then we saw the amount of rubbish out therethey could not afford the journey homethey sell rubbish binswhen they started their preparations for the weddingwhen we looked over walls and in the undergrowthwhere an automated recycling unit had been installed for a trial periodwhich they used to fly back in business class from their US honeymoonwho wish to recycle. We have got a set of environmental targets and if it helped the Tills go on honeymoon - even better - we congratulate them on that."
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