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We are really going to be zigzagging.

It's a fairly shallow plateau. We can get three of us,

you know, 10, 12 feet apart. Susan Bauer is holding court in a sandy parking lot across the street

from a pond on Cape Cod. The area's been cleaned up before, but we know that there's a

construction site of crap, and we have not

found that yet. So that's what we're really after. At 85 years old, she's tiny but strong.

She's standing up straight and absolutely brimming over with energy. As she talks, she shifts her

weight back and forth and gestures with her hands.

A group of women are standing around her, listening intently, wearing bathing suits or wetsuits,

some of them have life vests on, there's an air of anticipation.

And all of the women are between the ages of 65 and 85.

They all have bright orange hats or t-shirts on that say,

Olog.

It stands for Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage.

So this is John's Pond in Mashby,

and we are going to an area where we have cleaned it up before, but we know that there's more stuff there.

From the newsroom of the Washington Post, this is Post reports.

I'm Maggie Penman. It's Friday, October 3rd.

I'm a reporter for The Optimist, a section here at the post

where I write about the best of humanity, the things in the world that are going right. And today,

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