Where To Dump Black Water When Dry Camping
we will be dry camping on a friends land that is over 1,000 acres in Florida. WE'll actually live there for a year or maybe even two years. The property owner (my good friend) said I could simply di...
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JaxDad wrote:Lantley wrote:CavemanCharlie wrote:pnichols wrote:Lantley wrote:
It wasn't that long ago every house had an out house yet somehow we evolved and are all here!
Outstanding observation and statement!
This is an unassailable position that should put this discussion to bed ... in favor of the OP going ahead and dealing with their own black tank waste as they see fit on adequate private acreage. By the way, 1000 acres is way beyond "adequate private acreage". Most private outhouses were on far less land. ;)
There were millions of less people in the country when every house had a outhouse.
Something to think about.
I don't think the population was that much less. They certainly were not on 1000 acres.
I think you'll find the vast majority of homes had gotten rid of an outhouse as a principle means of sewage disposal by WWII, the population of the USA in 1940 was ~132 million.
Today it is nearly triple that.
There is a community close to me known as Oella,MD. Some houses had outhouses until the 80's. The houses are not on 1000 acre lots.
Somehow the community survived.
Oella,MD outhouses
