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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

I haven't been everywhere...
but it's on my list!


Photo by George Guille
It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon




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Smile Please help keep Switzerland clean

and to help you do just that here is a database of toilets

and if you don't press 'like', I shall not tell you which of some of those points are the decoys!

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wow !

I so wish I had time to do stuff like this

Quiet day your end?

A star rating system for each would be useful, any chance?

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Can you make an App for That?
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G6snl - no need for stars - it's Switzerland after all

Scootergal - errr - no! but then why not use the file in your gps (assuming you have one)?
If you do not and it's toilet location you're after, also look in Playstore for 'Find Toilets' also free. Worldwide - screen shot for you

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loo waypoint to avoid

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G6snl - no need for stars - it's Switzerland after all
Ah well..............

Actually my wife tells me that the loo located 46.2047,6.150933 on google maps is the worst one she has seen for years anywhere ! Having stood in line desperate, for what seemed like hours she could only assume the very Petit, dark haired ladies, (of eastern appearance), were carrying far too many cameras & tablet computers to make a successful attempt at "hitting the water". She reckons they must have been standing ..... It was a very hot day and not a particularly appealing "Swiss-suna"

The blokes are not too bad ( 3 star rating )

The bar/restaurant near by is very good!
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look in Playstore for 'Find Toilets' also free. Worldwide - screen shot for you
I knew we had one for Oz but didn't know it was now worldwide. I coulda used that in France where public toilets are "hidden".
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Do they do one for Mongolia too? How would I cope in areas without 3G/4G or wifi? I wonder where the crapeur was in this pic :



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It's not rocket science!

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It's not rocket science!
Ummm at least 100meters uphill from a stream. So defiantly NOT where that arrow is.

For that photo .. well I'd say your sitting on it As it is at least 100 meters from a stream. Added plus - a view. Select a spot to dig a hole and there you have it.
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