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[Hurry Krishna]

Hi, I have been lurking for a while but have got active in the last few weeks after getting back to Perth Australia, after walking (and blogging) for nearly three months, starting in Le Puy and finishing in Santiago. Still blogging - as just about everything reminds me about someone or something related to the Camino. This one was inspired by the World Toilet Day on Monday, 19 November. https://readingontheroad54893552.wordpress.com/2018/11/23/when-nature-calls/

 

[OzAnnie]

I enjoyed your blog piece., it’s humorous and ‘spot on’

 

[Hurry Krishna]

Thank you for reading

 

[Daxzentzu]

Interesting but I never seem the toilet paper like you photographed - was that taken in France.

Dog walkers on the Camino routinely scoop the poop.

Surely peregrinos should do the same

Dax

 

[Camino Chrissy]

Interesting but I never seem the toilet paper like you photographed - was that taken in France.

Dog walkers on the Camino routinely scoop the poop.

Surely peregrinos should do the same

Dax

Yes, I have seen toilet paper like this behind bushes in many places along the Frances route while taking 'my turn', although I leave no trace. Rarely have I seen this amount of tp on the Norte/Primitivo and never on the Le Puy.

 

[Camino Chrissy]

Thank you for reading

A humorous and well written post. I'll be taking a look at your others...you have a 'way with words'!

 

[Hurry Krishna]

Interesting but I never seem the toilet paper like you photographed - was that taken in France.

Dog walkers on the Camino routinely scoop the poop.

Surely peregrinos should do the same

Dax

Good suggestion

 

[Felice]

Yes, I have seen toilet paper like this behind bushes in many places along the Frances route while taking 'my turn', although I leave no trace. Rarely have I seen this amount of tp on the Norte/Primitivo and never on the Le Puy.

I beg to disagree about the Le Puy route. You walked in May this year, I walked in Sept and by then there were several places where there was bad toilet paper - often actually on the edge of the path. OK, it was nothing like as bad as on the CF in Sept, n doubt thanks to all those communal bogs, but it was by no means absent. I think the winter snows had cleared the previous year's 'offerings' away when you walked. TP does break down when thoroughly wet.

 

[John Crawford Howell]

Hi, I have been lurking for a while but have got active in the last few weeks after getting back to Perth Australia, after walking (and blogging) for nearly three months, starting in Le Puy and finishing in Santiago. Still blogging - as just about everything reminds me about someone or something related to the Camino. This one was inspired by the World Toilet Day on Monday, 19 November. https://readingontheroad54893552.wordpress.com/2018/11/23/when-nature-calls/

If I could play a harmonium, I would be doing so in delight of your writing.

 

[Sidekick]

Yes, I have seen toilet paper like this behind bushes in many places along the Frances route while taking 'my turn', although I leave no trace. Rarely have I seen this amount of tp on the Norte/Primitivo and never on the Le Puy.

 

[Hurry Krishna]

If I could play a harmonium, I would be doing so in delight of your writing.

Hmmmm. Not quite sure how to interpret that - but sounds funny

 

[John Crawford Howell]

Please interpret as a compliment. I could listen for extended periods of time to this beloved reed instrument played by Hari Krishna whenever they gather. Bottom line here: I look forward to reading more of your stories.

 

[Hurry Krishna]

Please interpret as a compliment. I could listen for extended periods of time to this beloved reed instrument played by Hari Krishna whenever they gather. Bottom line here: I look forward to reading more of your stories.