Having a Crap in the Outback!

[MudRunnerTD]

Here you go guys, it aint that hard. I have to say that although there is a level of humour here this guy has made this video out of sheer frustration at the amount of toilet paper blowing around int eh outback. Clearly some people are Lazy and Thoughtless. Take Note.

[AB]

Along the Murray in popular spots like tocumwal etc is disgusting!!!

[Winnie]

Yeah the Murray is just feral...
Great video though!

[mudski]

Along the Murray in popular spots like tocumwal etc is disgusting!!!

Yeah how hard is it to dig a hole, pinch a loaf and cover it?

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[Winnie]

Burning the paper is important too... That stuff will stay around for years!

[Patrol-Guy]

I just got back from a trip to Cameron Corner, Haddon Corner, Birdsville and Lake Eyre. One place in particular was an old railway bridge the Ghan used to run on outside Marree. When I stopped to take in the view there was an enormous amount of toilet paper around the base of the bridge where many many people have apparently relieved themselves.

It was a disappointing site to see. I mean pretty much most people travelling these routes carry a shovel. people just don't think. But hopefully this chaps YouTube video will get the message across.

[AB]

As much as I hate to say this, the camping spots in Strathmerton and in and around Tocumwal need to have paid camping permits.

In return the council provides portaloos and pay for bags of wood at main gates or in town where they sustainably supply wood.

It's too busy now and people are camping ontop of each other!

Sounds ridiculous but the amount of toilet paper and literally crap on the ground is astonishing!

But of a generalisation and sorry ladies but it's mainly the woman.

The bush in those areas are stripped to nothing and they are just chopping live trees down and stripping branches and leaves off now.

Camping is very popular and those areas are the closest spots on the Murray from Melbourne.

There are literally 10's of thousands of newbie campers who go up there every break and they do not give two ships about the environment.

Ban wood collection in those major spots, sell wood at the main gates, pay for permits otherwise that whole area on both sides of the border will be shut for ever.

My rant for tonight

[mudski]

Dunno about the wood AB but i agree on paid sites. Like Murrundindi, then this would help pay for some long drops. Although i do prefer to dig my own hole.... Just waiting on the day i start to dig a hole and I break the crust on a freshly cover pile....

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[AB]

Dunno about the wood AB but i agree on paid sites. Like Murrundindi, then this would help pay for some long drops. Although i do prefer to dig my own hole.... Just waiting on the day i start to dig a hole and I break the crust on a freshly cover pile.... Sent from my SM-P600 using Tapatalk

you can't do long drops in that area mate. The whole area has seasonal floods which covers 70% of camp sites.

[MudRunnerTD]

I just got back from a trip to Cameron Corner, Haddon Corner, Birdsville and Lake Eyre. One place in particular was an old railway bridge the Ghan used to run on outside Marree. When I stopped to take in the view there was an enormous amount of toilet paper around the base of the bridge where many many people have apparently relieved themselves.

It was a disappointing site to see. I mean pretty much most people travelling these routes carry a shovel. people just don't think. But hopefully this chaps YouTube video will get the message across.

I think your talking about the bridge at Algebukina Rail bridge. This is a great spot to camp and I have stopped there a few times. We camped there on the way up to the Meetup in the middle last year. It's a shame people can't respect these places.








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