YORKSHIRE, YORKSHIRE.

You can almost smell the sweat of a miner this shot is so atmospheric. Back alley northern delight from Morts, cheers pal.

TURNING JAPANESE, I REALLY HOPE SO.

Snapped from a train window in Japan where bins are a rarity in public places (and known as ビン). But there's some handsome looking silver recycling-y numbers next to that hulking Yakult machine. Nice.

Bin Brothers: These two were snapped in Bethnal Green, east London. Clearly the silver fella's a local favourite but the orange one has been lumbered with what appears to be a pane of heavyweight glass... jus' sayin'.

Midweek treat for all you sign fans out there. Thorley Taverns have a point, if you're smoking in the lav the least you could do is use the bins provided.

Cheers to Morts for this cracker from Chi-town. The windy city needs instructions 'bout where to stick dat trash, evidently.

TOLD YOU SO. Enjoy these snaps from the streets of Shanghai. THE BIN BOYS. X

We broke a promise and we intend to regain your confidence in our boys by bringing you two installments from China, where bins are known as 容器. Or at least that is what 'World Lingo' told us... and their site has some frightening pop-up ads so chances are it is wrong. Any Chinese readers do get in touch. Cheers China.

1 of 2. (no. 2 comin'atcha Monday at the now unusual time of 9am.)

An afternoon treat, a real rare beauty this one... Thanks to James G for sending it our way, he was responsible for execution and delivery. Concept courtesy of Morts. The picture was taken at The Marlborough Social Club, Newcastle.

We're running 48hours behind but promise for a bin bonanza from the West Country tomorrow. In the meantime please enjoy this beauty outside St James Park, Exeter.