Toilet Paper!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Trevor I always Recomend burning your toilet paper AFTER use as I have been to sites were it looks like the paper has been thrown onto trees whitch is probly not the case. The s##t breaks down after time so theres no visual polution!!! This should help our keep our camp sites clean.. Kevin

It amazes me that toilet papercan get out of a hole (dug deep as posssible) in the first place. (heavy sarcasim here) It horrifies me that if people must ablute away from a toilet they think that being in isolation is an excuse to leave it on the surface.
Next time you swat a fly off your lunchtime sandwich (or your face) consider where its been.
In the army - the first thing we were trained in the bush was to bury our waste - for hygene.
Too many people do not apply this simple LAW usually one unfamiliar with bush etiqute.
be hygenic please and consider our health in the bush

Kezza

Loo paper - we've just come back from Cape York and sure people bury it and surely the pigs dig it up. I agree - dig a small hole just enough to cover it and provide a wind break so that when you burn the paper it does not blow away and then catch fire to anything else. Anyway I found myself picking up other peoples loo paper (carefully mind you) and putting it in the fire - particularly along the Old telegraph Line. So burn the paper and carry all rubbish out otherwise the pigs will spread it, Cheers Beddo (Jeff)

In the 'old days' - it used to be 'burn, bash and bury' - hopefully everyone has moved on to 'burn, bash and take it with you' Toilet paper is a big problem though, and the burn principle is a solution which many are reluctant to use. I now cary one of those 'flame thrower' type cigarete lighters to do the 'job'. They are refillable and can be used to solder etc.