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[QUOTE="Bristle Boy, post: 1032558, member: 80551"] Everyone has their "pet hates" when it comes to litter, filth or other issues which affect the environment adversely. The OP headed the post focussing on wet wipes and I have felt it was fair game to broaden the issue beyond this particular piece of detritus. I understand that you (and you extend your view that the majority would also do as you do) will not be picking up your faecal matter. Unfortunately this, and ancillary matter, will generally sit there or someone else will have to pick it up and dispose of it responsibly. Along with the discarded items on this thread are tampons, disposable nappies, wet wipes, toilet paper. (And other things). Not only do these represent a bio hazard but the habit of discard is just plain filthy. This forum has a much wider readership than just the members who are willing to post and engage. I would add that I would not suggest putting such items in your pocket unless sealed (although if that is your choice of temporary transportation so be it). There has to be a solution to this problem which (along with other perennial subjects) is repeated annually and the problem just accepted as your camino experience. [/QUOTE]
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