2/3RDS OF A MEXICAN WAVE HERE. Well, we say Mexican but we mean Catalonian as this delightful snap was taken by J Gilla on the beach in Barcelona. According to the brains over at Google, bin in Spanish is cubo de la basura. Sounds like a dish we ordered when we were in Magaluf back in 2001. We've heard that Catalonian is being added to Google Translate in 2012.

THIS SNAPSHOT WAS TAKEN by MR.W IN HONG KONG. EVIDENTLY GOOD TIMES AHOY THERE, JUST TOSSING OUT THE GUCCI BAG LIKE IT CONTAINED A 4 PACK OF POT NOODLE FROM TESCO EH? Nice.

SPECIAL ONE-OFF TOPICAL BIN NEWS EVENT.

Check out the green Sulo wheelie bin giving it large to a machete wielding maniac. Makes us proud.

TOKYO. Had a bit of a rough time of late ain't it? Glad to see their bins are being kept in an orderly fashion though. Lovely stuff. And the first time BATW has featured a multicoloured selection to boot.

JUST NOTICED THE TIME. SHEESH. SORRY. Late on today's rounds. Another very American sized bin from our US correspondent Ravi here. This time it's BEAR PROOF.

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

A LONDON SOMETIN'.

WE DON'T USUALLY ACCEPT BIN LINERS OUTSIDE OF RUBBISH BINS BUT FOR THIS ONE WE'RE WILLING TO MAKE AN EXCEPTION. Our lad Dustbin Hoffman got to go pitch side down at the Withdean in Brighton and he spotted this composition. Historical reference point and block colour arrangement? That's Bin Around The World for you.

ps. Dustbin tells us this black liner was heading for the bottom left corner of the net before Peter Recycle got his fingertips to it.