Gray water: tenters dump it, so why can't I?
First, we don't dump anything on the ground. Period. It is illegal, and that settles it for me. But -- here is the issue -- SHOULD it be illegal in all settings? Tent campers certainly do dump g...
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Steeljag wrote:narcodog wrote:
I have dumped my gray at many locations in the woods. I usually drag a garden hose out and empty my tank in a bush or the base of a tree. Gopher and badger holes also work well, sometimes in the middle of a gravel road.
I have also dumped into a parking lot or street drain, easy peezy.
Oh, i just have 13 gals
Gopher turtles may be a protected species in Ga.? Thoughts on baby turtles under 13 gallons of water in that "hole". 13 gallons of soaps/shampoos/ toothpaste / spit / hair / food particles in " a parking lot" ? Over nighting at Wal-Mart and Cracker Barrel will be coming to an end.
Well we don't have gopher turtles were I camp here in the mountains. The gophers I'm speaking about are the gophers in the west. If there was evidence that a creature was living in the hole I would not dump. You know, it's common sense.
As far as sewer drains where do you think stuff goes? Have you ever walked though a parking lot and look at the stuff lying on the ground, man you are unbelievable.
