On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 23:23:06 -0000, Fran  wrote:

>bill lord said...
>> On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 13:50:34 -0000, Fran  wrote:
>> 
>> >But you've got a caravan, therefore you've also got a car.  You can 
>> >drive to the view, but do you really want to have to find a convenient 
>> >bush every time you need to spend a penny - or worse?
>> 
>> With a caravan I can either have a built in loo, a portapotti or a
>> toilet tent with a Potti inside. With a Tent I can either have a potti
>> inside or a toilet tent outside with a potti in. Whichever way around
>> there is no problem with a lack of facilities.
>
>... which you empty - where?
Every CL or CS is required by the clubs to have three things  a supply
of fresh water, a place to dispose of rubbish and a chemical emptying
point. On many CL's this is simply a septic tank but they work very
well. 
We frequently use sites that only have the very basic facilities and
in mid summer actually prefer it if we can find a site where  we are
not required to pay for electrics as the battery does at least as good
a job. 
Bill Lord
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bill lord said...
> On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 23:23:06 -0000, Fran  wrote:
> 
> >bill lord said...
> >> On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 13:50:34 -0000, Fran  wrote:
> >> 
> >> >But you've got a caravan, therefore you've also got a car.  You can 
> >> >drive to the view, but do you really want to have to find a convenient 
> >> >bush every time you need to spend a penny - or worse?
> >> 
> >> With a caravan I can either have a built in loo, a portapotti or a
> >> toilet tent with a Potti inside. With a Tent I can either have a potti
> >> inside or a toilet tent outside with a potti in. Whichever way around
> >> there is no problem with a lack of facilities.
> >
> >... which you empty - where?
> Every CL or CS is required by the clubs to have three things  a supply
> of fresh water, a place to dispose of rubbish and a chemical emptying
> point. On many CL's this is simply a septic tank but they work very
> well. 
> We frequently use sites that only have the very basic facilities and
> in mid summer actually prefer it if we can find a site where  we are
> not required to pay for electrics as the battery does at least as good
> a job. 

Does the site in question have a chemical waste point?
I don't need electric hook-up, and have never used it.  I consider a 
toilet to be a basic requirement, however, even if it's an unlit spider-
infested privy.

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