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    Cape York Toilets

    Cape York in July this year,

    The wife wants to know how often she will get to use a normal toilet,

    We are going up the old Tele and returning on the devo can anyone help with this,

    Cheers

    Tonks.

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    Not bloody often, Archer river , musgrove, Coen Should all have modern facilities not sure about twin fall or the Jardine
    And not for anyone else with the amount of TOOT paper everywhere, you'll be right you're allowed to pee in the pool up that way. [River crossings}
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    Can`t remember mate as I`m a bloke but there are a couple of campsites with facilities.
    I have a pota pottie on board which keeps the little lady happy.

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    A good read about the Cape is Ron Moons book, considered the bible amongst travellers
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    Twin falls and Jardine have good facilities and all the places good old TD mentioned

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    Why can't they just bury the bog roll instead of leaving it for everyone to see ?

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    Re: Cape York Toilets

    Cockatoo creek has a long drop. Pretty good really. When you camp on the tele just watch for land mines. People don't seem to dig a hole first.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tonks View Post
    Why can't they just bury the bog roll instead of leaving it for everyone to see ?
    Or better still burn it when safe to do so. Stops animals digging it up.

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