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Wow! That toilet sounds like the $#!+!! I don't use them, but I do have a 5 gallon sun shower thingy that works really well. You just fill it up and let it warm in the sun and it's good for about 3 or more showers after you hang it from a tree.
That privacy tent is nice. Thanks for getting that.
A few more pics:
Carrol Creek and wild turkeys
That privacy tent is nice. Thanks for getting that.
A few more pics:
Carrol Creek and wild turkeys
- spiffy
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- Location: Walla Walla, WA
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Ahhhh...I kinda miss that midwest spring/summer humid, green, bug-noisy blanket.
Wish we could join you folks in our bus, maybe someday. I drove the I-70 route from E colorado to St Louis about 4 times in 76 Toyota Land Cruiser.
Beautiful places to see and experience in all the states.
Wish we could join you folks in our bus, maybe someday. I drove the I-70 route from E colorado to St Louis about 4 times in 76 Toyota Land Cruiser.
Beautiful places to see and experience in all the states.
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- chitwnvw
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Here it is, toilet:turk wrote:Wow! That toilet sounds like the $#!+!!
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Table. It folds down small, like a chair. Pretty cool. About 40 bucks.
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This was about 30 buck and included the solar shower.
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Overall, I think we will be styling in the Wooded Wonderland! Not roughing at all...well maybe a bit.
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- spiffy
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I'm always up for talkin' shit. I think chitwnvw has something with the 5 gallon drum. Some people (not me) aren't into the whole process of finding a nice remote spot off in the bush to dig and squat, and burn and bury. I love it. I can see why some don't though, with the briars and nettles, and hard-to-find, easy-to-dig spots. Sometimes it can be trying. So, the 5 gallon drum will be a mess to deal with but someone can be responsible for digging a huge hole and dispersing the crap back to nature. It makes it easier on some of the women and those who aren't as used to this sort of crap. I am not volunteering to be the crapmaster yet but I think it's a good idea. We should have a lottery or something. Also, it makes it easier on some with bad knees. They can have an easier time doing it. I actually have a cheap seat for that. It works pretty good.
- hambone
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- Location: Portland, Ore.
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I too prefer the peaceful low tech approach to poop. All you need is a shovel and a roll of toilet paper. I've left small organic gifts all over this great land with nary a consequence.
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it balances on your head just like a mattress balances on a bottle of wine
your brand new leopard skin pillbox hat
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it balances on your head just like a mattress balances on a bottle of wine
your brand new leopard skin pillbox hat
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