Sounds nifty, but what's wrong with squatting against a tree and burying
what you leave behind?

Bielavitz

>Hi Again Readers!
>
>Sometimes, even the most well-learned of us Westy owners have a call of
=
>nature while travelling. I have an inexpensive and convenient solution
=
>for those "special moments", when we really know we're alive.
>
>You only need a wooden toilet seat, and a plastic 15 Litre pail with
lid =
>(obtained free from any fast food joint, commonly used to hold =
>condiments or vegetable oil,  etc) and some small screws.
>
>Basically, the goal here is to make the toilet seat "snap onto" the =
>pail, in place of the regular lid.
>
>You can, if you want, use a router and cut a circular groove into the =
>toilet seat, to the diameter of the pail. Much More trouble than it is
=
>worth.
>
>What I did was cut out of the pail lid, a disk inside of the rim, with
=
>the goal of using the remaining "hoop".=20
>
>Then, I screwed the hoop onto the bottom of the toilet seat, which can
=
>now "snap onto" the pail, in place of the regular lid.
>
>When a call of nature occurs, just put a plastic bag in the pail, =
>overlap the edge of the pail, and snap on the toilet seat. No mess or =
>fuss! Sit down and go to work!
>
>When you are not traveling, just remove the seat and hide it away under
=
>a seat, and all you have visible is an inconspicuous pail in the van (
=
>unless, you have chosen to "decorate" yours).
>
>Now, does anybody have a good practical solution for taking a shower =
>with the Westy?
>
>Happy New Year to all!
>
>Marshall Ruskin
>84 Westy
>

______________________________________________________
Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com