Any Campers out there?

[GoldenRivet]

Originally Posted by CaptainMattJ.

i love camping.....hate the toilets.

Id rather die then shed a few pounds in a public restroom like THAT again. And i think id rather die by being set on fire then go ina pit toilet.

i cant stand it.

This is what influenced us to buy this water heater.

first thing we did was went to walmart and purchased a $30 privacy tent. Its about 7 ft tall and the base is about the size of a card table.

second, we got a fold up camp toilet with disposable gel filled bags.

third we got the water heater / shower

hope it works out as planned

Originally Posted by SteamWake

We always used one of these

those are great.

but get up at 5:30am and have hot water with it not gonna happen.

only problem with those is that you have to leave them out in the sun for a short while (couple of hours at least) and let the water get hot. which is fine... but your not going to be showering before sunrise. and if its a really cloudy rainy day... its room temp at best.

[Betonov]

Originally Posted by CaptainMattJ.

i love camping.....hate the toilets.

Id rather die then shed a few pounds in a public restroom like THAT again. And i think id rather die by being set on fire then go ina pit toilet.

i cant stand it.

Same here, try taking a dump in the forrest, never know when a mushroom picker is going to wander into your private space . You're so nervious you just cant do it

[AdeptCharge]

Originally Posted by Betonov

Same here, try taking a dump in the forrest, never know when a mushroom picker is going to wander into your private space .

A-hem Am I to take it you have your private space in a forest, furthermore was it approved It would be a logical deduction to say you dont know when a mushroom picker will appear, I am not familiar with the percentage of said encounter. Due to the laws governing public decency (free country or not) if an examination of the area is conducted during or after said offence, this point could lead to arrest and subsequent prolonged detention. So it only remains for me to assume your task downwind.

[Betonov]

Originally Posted by AdeptCharge

A-hem Am I to take it you have your private space in a forest, furthermore was it approved It would be a logical deduction to say you dont know when a mushroom picker will appear, I am not familiar with the percentage of said encounter. Due to the laws governing public decency (free country or not) if an examination of the area is conducted during or after said offence, this point could lead to arrest and subsequent prolonged detention. So it only remains for me to assume your task downwind.

My private space is the radius of 5m around me while performing the act of nature, regardles of the location unles, it is my outhouse near my weekend lodge, then it is aproximately 7 cubic metres. And mushroom pickers are more common in theese parts than rabits and foxes, so an encounter percentige can be very high. And laws are not a problem since I can always use the shovel, with which I dug the pit, to settle legal disputes on the spot. And my task is done in a densly forrested area, so the wind breaks and I am not concerned whether I am tasking downwind

[antikristuseke]

Whenever i go camping I just carry one of these kits, perfect for cooking, heating water for all purpouses and it is small and lightweight.
http://www.militaar.ee/showpic.php?p...jpg&fullsize=1

[AdeptCharge]

Originally Posted by Betonov

My private space is the radius of 5m around me while performing the act of nature, regardles of the location unles, it is my outhouse near my weekend lodge, then it is aproximately 7 cubic metres. And mushroom pickers are more common in theese parts than rabits and foxes, so an encounter percentige can be very high. And laws are not a problem since I can always use the shovel, with which I dug the pit, to settle legal disputes on the spot. And my task is done in a densly forrested area, so the wind breaks and I am not concerned whether I am tasking downwind

in view of the fact you are back tracking might I suggest that in future such remarks are couched in more explicit terms being free of any ambiguity that is in as much as the forest to the new stated outhouse. A degree of ambiguity is prevalent. Laws are laws.