Picture this: a serene pond in Massachusetts, sunlight glinting off the water, surrounded by trees.
Next thing you know, a group of silver haired women in wetsuits and snorkels plunge in. They’re not there to swim laps or catch fish. Nope, they’re on a mission, diving down to haul up pounds of garbage from the murky depths.
Meet the Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage (OLAUG), a crew of women aged 64 to 85 who’ve turned pond cleaning into an art form, proving age is no barrier to grit, purpose and a little underwater adventure.
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