Khaudom Game Reserve in the Kalahari. With an armed ranger from the Namibian National Parks standing close by so I didn’t get eaten by lions while pooing. Long story.
next to the broken road near Castleton. It was early and I was despo, I’m sorry okay?
I felt bad when we got to the cross later on and I looked back to the broken road to see a line of school children being lead up it. 😕
White Cliff Islets – Johnstone Straight, on a kayaking “expedition” while in Canada a few years back we decided to stop on this island for a night, problem is there was no real cover (those trees were ~2ft tall) and it’s only 20*20m so they have put a porta-potty under a small cliff on the other side of the island – taking a dump looking out over porpoises/seals is certainly a memorable experience!
I once built an open-fronted (up to shoulders) sheltered outdoor-loo looking out over a wetland nature reserve. Got some binocs and books in it too. Many happy hours spent. After a few years the small trees around iit made a good canopy and the tits, robins and blackbirds learned to just ignore you. A paradiasical poo-bicle. And no waste water as it’s a composter.
On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair
Warm smell of colitas, rising up through the air
Up ahead in the distance, I saw a shimmering light
My head grew heavy and my sight grew dim
I had to stop for a $hite.
There she stood in the doorway;
I heard the mission bell
And I was thinking to myself
‘This will be a messy one, I can tell’
Then she lit up a candle and she showed me the way
There were voices down the corridor,
I thought I heard them say
Welcome to the Hotel California
Such a lovely place (such a lovely place)
Such a lovely face.
Plenty of room at the Hotel California
Any time of year (any time of year) you can drop one here…
Yes, I have crimped one off in the Hotel California (aka Beverley Hills Hotel)
Back in the 80s, an old mate of mine was a cop. On a nightshift in Oldham, he observed, from just metres, a chap curling one out on the bonnet of a Rover P6. When the chap had concluded, my mate emerged from the shadows and said “did you enjoy that sir?”
About a mile from the OP’s effort, halfway down the Requin Glacier arse hanging over a crevasse just concluding my effort when a rope of 8 germans walked past cheery hellos (how did they know I was British?) at which I dropped the roll of bog roll into said crevasse.
Behind the drystone wall at the start of stage 4 (I think) of the Tweedlove EWS last year. The need to ‘Drop the kids off at Heathers’ had become all consuming, so I ‘carefully’ hurdled the wall and engaged in my weight saving to utter relief. All the while the Vets category began queuing oblivious to my mooning I then duly took my place at the front of the queue again (And now you can trace me if you feel the need ;-)).
Not done it myself but witnessed many a bomb dropped at the top of qualifier for the Mega……watch you step in those cleats!!
“So what” you may ask. Not in the public toilets, but one of the bathroom showroom displays.
I had a Saturday job at Ikea when young. One weekend there was lots of commotion. Someone had done a massive poo in one of the display bathrooms… They had even removed and then replaced the Plexiglas cover….
My bro, not me.
Winters day on Helvellyn about 30 years ago. Lots of fresh snow.
We were first on the hill up from Glenridding. My bro cleared the snow off the style at the Hole of the Wall, dropped his kegs, and curled one on top of the style. Then recovered it with snow. Given how good the conditions were I’d have thought there would be a lot of people coming up the hill later that day.
Very childish and anti-social, to be a ten year old lad (me) I thought it was the funniest thing ever!
Back in the mid 80s a friend of mine was crossing a stile at the Hole of the Wall at Glenridding. Some bellend had shat on the stile and covered it with snow. My mate found it with his hands. Given he had contact dermatitis at the time, the faeces gave him a massive infection. He died from complications of Hep C som e weeks later.
Bottom of Castle Gully on Ben Nevis. Famous for avalanches off the Castle . The debris makes good arse wipe. You can mould the snow to personal contours and it doesn’t collapse in your hand. 3 of us back to back round a boulder. The 4th waited until we built a mini igloo on top of the Ben and laid cable inside.
Top of Ben Nevis. Well actually just down the path leading back to the lake. I think I’m safe in saying this was the highest dump in Britain at least for a while 🙂
I had no choice. I was about to burst and had to get it out. Often happens when I run or go for a long walk – bad prep, we were at the start of 3peaks. It was not comfortable, far from it. Lots of snow, and my hands were so frozen, I had to get a mate to undo my trousers 😳 😳 But the relief after! Oh joy!