Mr Blister wrote:
Oh one other question. Do any of the sites other than Chippewa have outhouses or latrine's like on the SHT? Or is it all catholes?
All the designated campsites have enclosed outhouses/latrines, sometimes more than one, and if you're lucky they'll even be fully stocked with TP! (Bring your own to be safe.)
Chippewa also has camp shelters, but your other sites do not.
I'm sorry, but as long as we're on the topic, what weirds me out about those open SHT toilets is how my dog is able to watch me. It's downright creepy.
Kevinl wrote:I'm sorry, but as long as we're on the topic, what weirds me out about those open SHT toilets is how my dog is able to watch me. It's downright creepy.
LOL Yea it's a bit wierd. I just always make sure to tell my hiking partners that I'm "goin' in'. So they don't walk down the trail whilst I'm, well, you know. I'm glad I'm a guy that's for sure. I try not to use them but man that dehydrated food. Well again. You know.
Kevinl wrote:I'm sorry, but as long as we're on the topic, what weirds me out about those open SHT toilets is how my dog is able to watch me. It's downright creepy.
I wonder if our dogs feel the same way? Then they laugh at themseleves because we have to pick it up!
Kevinl wrote:I'm sorry, but as long as we're on the topic, what weirds me out about those open SHT toilets is how my dog is able to watch me. It's downright creepy.
The BWCA is the same way. I kind of enjoy the view from the throne
As I recall, the camp at Mirror Lake, in the Porkies, has an open air throne; gotta love it!
"And standing on the the crest of the Greenstone Ridge, I suddenly had this desire to retreat north to where I just come, to stay in the backcountry, to spend another day in a place where the only deadline I had was to pitch the tent before dark."
Jim DuFresne
