WE STILL CANNOT GET OVER HOW GOOD THIS SUBMISSION IS. It deserves an award for 'Best Picture of Bin in Front of Volcano'. In fact, we've just invented a new competition: Best Picture of Bin in Front of Volcano.

Luca had the following to say about his bin:

this is a solitary, proud bin emerging from the cold magma of Timanfaya national park in Lanzarote island. 157km2 of black vulcanic stone coming from a 6years eruption during the 16 century. the amazing, violent landscape is broken by this heritage of the human presence in his best shape.

Congratulations to Luca! He's a winner.

ps. Submit your entries to BINAROUNDTHEWORLDD@gmail.com

ANOTHER MONTREAL DEAL HERE. What the heck is it about this place? The bins are chameleon like, blending seamlessly in with their surroundings. It's a wonder the boys out there can even see them to make sure they're emptied on a Monday at 9am.

Thanks to JMS for this one. If he keeps it up we might call him King Suloman.

OHHHHHHHHHHH VIENNNNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH.

YEAH, WE'VE BEEN HOLDING BACK COLLECTING ALL THEM CHRISTMAS TREES YOU JUST CHUCK OUT WILLY NILLY ON THE STREET, SORRY ABOUT THAT.

Anyway, back to business. In a late fashion. Normal service to be resumed shortly.

These are from Vienna, as you might have guessed. Cheers to J Foreman. He's doing the international rounds, make sure you place your rubbish in the bin when you see him about. Cheers.

For some reason titles have decided to evade me (ie, the box to write them in has disappeared, not 'I cannot think of a title.') This one is called: 'Neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours.'