Originally Posted by tolladay

There is a lot of traffic up the face of El Cap in the summer

I can't see any cars in that shot.

Toilet stops must be rather fraught affairs for those taking several days to climb it.

That probably accounts for the stinky mud-like substance at the bottom.

Never thought of it before but it's very close to being returned to the state of earth from which whatever life it was, was strained from.

Originally Posted by Chophop

That probably accounts for the stinky mud-like substance at the bottom.

Never thought of it before but it's very close to being returned to the state of earth from which whatever life it was, was strained from.

That is just plain silly. These people use recycling tubes.

heh, nothing ruins a nice clifside snooze like hearing someone above you say..."I have to poo"

Fallout contamination ?

Fallout contamination ?

Surely you mean dropout.

Even with all the devices available to mountaineers it's still going to be a horribly public display.
"Gardez-loo" as they used to say in Edinburgh before the introduction of plumbed in toilets.

Originally Posted by electrotor

Fallout contamination ?

Surely you mean dropout.

Even with all the devices available to mountaineers it's still going to be a horribly public display.
"Gardez-loo" as they used to say in Edinburgh before the introduction of plumbed in toilets.

Here's an interesting read on the topic.

http://www.womenclimbing.com/climb/f...re_peeing.html

Updrafts can be treacherous when peeing.

"Mudfalcons" are less affected.


Dirk.

I found it!

Suddenly I have an urge to make a fruitcake.

This fruitcake?
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...postcount=1982

Ya das teh won '; sin doven now

Originally Posted by tolladay

Here's an interesting read on the topic.

http://www.womenclimbing.com/climb/f...re_peeing.html

Shouldn't have done that right after I ate.

Originally Posted by SKYPILEIT

what...you never slept on the side of a cliff.?






(neither have I)

My palms sweat just looking at that picture.