Before / after
The same place, a year apart
Every site this movement cleans is photographed again at six months and at twelve — from the same spot, whatever it looks like by then.
Why the return visit is the whole point
A clean-up photograph proves a morning happened. It does not prove the place stayed clean, and anyone who has watched a drive knows the difference. The six- and twelve-month frames are the only part of this that is hard to fake — which is exactly why they are the part we commit to, including when the photograph shows the rubbish came back.
No site has reached its first recheck
The first drive has to happen before the first return visit can. When it does, the site appears here the same week — with only the first frame filled, and both rechecks already dated.
How the rechecks get scheduled
Both dates go into the organiser's calendar on the day of the drive itself, not afterwards. A recheck remembered later is a recheck that does not happen.
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