Beside the obvious: pop and water bottles; beer cans; liqueur bottles; fast food packaging; take-out coffee cups and plastic lids; empty and sometimes full cigarette packages; cigarette butts; car tires and rims; .... We also have found:
garden furniture
the skeleton of a small pet dog in a garbage bag (almost right across the road from us)
part of a snowmobile
One very adult mag. in mint condition.
a shopping bag full of excrement of some sort. We left it, it was just too disgusting, but opened it so the content can decompose
Baby diapers. Several in the same spot on different occasions. Hmmmmm
Adult diaper ...hmmmm....
Neon light tubes
A full bathroom reno including shower
stall, old piping, tiles, plaster, laths, wood, screen window, broken
glass, lots of plastic, cabinet parts and much more. This was in a
fantastically beautiful spot on Dunlin Line in Acton, Ontario, one of
our local side roads. The "dumpers" almost had to look for the "ideal"
spot to dump it. Nowhere else on the road could have been more
beautiful. This was probably to save a $10 dumping fee at the local
disposal site.
We pondered; "You like something nice and beautiful in your house, but not
out in nature..." We just don't get it, "Do you drive by and with pride
think 'I did that!'?"
We took home what would fit in the car and disposed of it properly by taking it to the
dump. "And yes, we paid the fee for you."

WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?

Note the wetland in the background. As we moved the stuff
frogs were jumping and we were accompanied by dragon flies.
Some day this ought to become a criminal offence.
IF IT LOOKS LIKE IT DOESN'T BELONG - IT PROBABLY DOESN'T