Yep, every so often I remember staring out the window on the highway in the car as a kid and seeing single use bags snagged on fences or trees pretty much anywhere inaccessible or not routinely cleaned.

I also catch it on B roll footage in movies or shows from the 90s/2000s a lot. It’s a specific type of visual blight I rarely ever see after those ultra flimsy single use bags that could be carried dozens of miles on a gentle breeze were eliminated.

(This children's book was written basically at the tail end of the era where seeing a bag flying could conjure the imagination)

https://www.amazon.com/Bag-Wind-Ted-Kooser/dp/0763630012#ave...