Never seen this one before
I didn't do all of our setup at our site last night because of rain and more impending rain...so I was finishing up this morning. The state park we're at has hookups for electric only and there are 6...
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Dtaylor wrote:
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I think I will stir the pot a little on this one.:o
I guess you have never poured a softdrink, coffee, or any other drink on the ground, never washed your car at home, or used your outside shower to rinse sand from your feet or rinsed the dog, even the kids? Point being, at one time or another, we ALL contribute to our share. So I ask, is it really the fact that he washed his dishes with a water hose or the fact that he invaded your space to do it?
I think we all are guilty of one things you have mentioned.
I know we have joked about bears and wild animals, yes wild ones in the wild. In Ontario as well as other provinces we have issues with bears in our parks. We are in their enviroment but when we encourage them to campsites with food, toiletries, fabric softener smell on clothes etc then it is always the bear that pays, usually with his life. A small amount of food odor,(dish water) will attract a bear.
It is taken very seriously here. You can be fined or even evicted for disobeying this rule.
