Just a passing observation.

Submitted: Friday, Oct 05, 2012 at 17:47
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Last year we drove to Cape York via the Anne Beadell highway, great trip, it was quite interesting to find on the WA side every couple of hundred kms or so there was an rest area with a roof, water tank bbq ring and some had toilets, which could be enjoyed by all for free, over the Border in SA after the purchase of the Desert Parks Pass, there are no facilities of any kind apart from a roof at Emu, on our arrival at Coober Pedy we were greeted by one of the local Indigenous Chappies quietly enjoying a Bowell movement by the side of the road. We didn't really think much of it at the time, but after driving the Eyre Highway and noticing once again rest areas with toilets and other facilities in addition to the Roadhouses on the WA side. However, in South Australia plenty of rest areas with nothing but a rubbish bin, and Human waste and toilet paper decorating the Rest stops perimeter. A real shame that the Road side stops in SA are not adequately equipped. After the first experience in Coober Pedy last year, perhaps you can Sh*t Anywhere and if that doesn't work for you Stay Away. Just a Kanga's first impressions of SA.
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