SquareUp Photo Challenge: Camping at Carnarvon Gorge, October 2020 #30
A Loo With a View ~ The Carnarvon Gorge Edition
At Carnarvon Gorge the walking track
goes on and on and on.
Through the forest and over the creek,
it’s very, very long!
(10 kilometres one way 😬)
There’s a loo at the beginning
And a loo right at the end.
But in between there’s only one,
With steps you must ascend.
(designed to house the composting mechanism underneath but I like to think it also keeps animals out 🙄🤞)
If you visit Carnarvon Gorge
And spot this loo beside the track,
Don’t be like me and walk right past.
You might end up running back!
(based on a true story 😀 )
In January I’m joining in with Becky’s Square Photo Challenge over at The Life of B. The rules are simple: most photos must be square and fit the theme word up. Look for #SquareUp
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The Eternal Traveller 
Very discreet, there among the trees 🙂 🙂 I’ll keep it in mind.
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That was half the problem, Jo. I didn’t see it until I’d almost walked right past so I thought, oh well, I’ll just use the next one. Bad decision!
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Hmmm not sure about keeping creatures out, but I have noted how essential it is to use the one in the middle!
Loving the paths, although the stony start looks a bit challenging, and is there a bus to bring you back after you have walked it one way?!!
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Oh Becky! A bus?? That’s what I call wishful thinking. 🙂 No, you have to turn around and walk all the way back. I’m not sure the elevation keeps creatures out either but I like the idea. Recently my parents went for a picnic to a nearby recreation park and there was a giant carpet python all curled up and asleep in the hand basin in the bathroom. Needless to say, they didn’t venture in.
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Yikes!!!!! I almost couldn’t read this let alone look through the bathroom door
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I was so glad I wasn’t with them. Snakes do my head in. 😬
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likewise
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I love your obsession with loos 😍
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🙂 I’m not sure it’s an obsession but we do have a lot of laughs finding loos in excellent positions.
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It’s a picturesque spot for a loo. 🙂 I liked your poem – a lesson we should all keep in mind. 😀
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It would have helped if I’d actually checked on the map before we started. We weren’t intending on going right to the end that day so if I’d checked I would have known that was the only one. 🙂
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You’ll know for your next trip somewhere … check the map for loos! 😀
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Definitely!
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Great photos, and I love the poetry 🙂
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Creating the poetry always gives me a giggle or two.
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Lesson number 1 never walk past a loo 🥺😂
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True! And lesson number 2 – look at the map. 🙂
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Your loo is secluded from view. Longest ongoing series of any blogger on record, I think. And what could be better than a loo with a view?
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Yes, it was tucked away in the bush.
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My argument is that IT had no view!!! LOL Thank goodness loos don’t come with windows out onto the view, though, even secluded ones like this one! I think if loos really had views – from the inside, that is, people would want to lounge around. and the lines would get horrendous. 🙂
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This loo definitely did have a view! Check out this post and you’ll see it. There were spectacular views of the gorge from anywhere we were, including the loo. lol!
Don’t you remember the loo at Hoover Dam? It had fantastic views from inside.
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That’s right, but not convenient as you would have in your home, thankfully. Otherwise my theory falls apart. Pardon my mistake about the shrouded loo’s view. I didn’t realize you could see the view from the loo. 🙂 I shouldn’t read and comment late at night like this. I don’t think my brain takes in the whole view!
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