12th Biennial Color Aerial Photography and Videography Workshop in Plant Science and Related... Book

Reading this book I had two insights.

1. You can't dumpster dive in South Korea. You have to buy special trash bags that cost an arm and a leg. The bigger the bag, the more it costs. Because the bags are so expensive, everybody recycles. It's so ingrained in the culture that you will ALWAYS find recycling bins. When you find a real public trash can, which is rare, someone is paid to separate that trash. There's even a bin for compost material.

2. I want to try this! Nevermind that the author has a slew of opinions and attitudes I don't agree with, it's still very informative. What time of day you should go, what to look for, how to get stuff without getting in the dumpster, etc.. I didn't pay much attention to the last few chapters because it's easier to sell stuff on Craigslist or eBay. This book was not written with the internet in mind.