[grannie9]

LOL..Will have to agree with Pup..been there, done that.

When I married Al in 1956, his Mom and Dad still used one down in the wood shed. They put their first toilet in the house that year.

Always used a two holer camping every year as a kid.. It made a good hide-out from the boys.. They never guessed that we'd hide out in there..

[grannie9]

Did some boating, but didn't take many pics.

Went in the same direction that we went the last time, and it was a little rough for focusing because we never stopped. ;)

[sweetliberty]

All the time I spent on the farm as a kid was without indoor plumbing and those were some of the best times of my life. My grandparents in Kentucky never had indoor plumbing, although in later years there was a water pump in the kitchen. After my grandma died, a couple of my aunts talked Grandpa into moving into a trailer near their homes where he lived for maybe 2 or 3 years before he died.

When we first got our place in Georgia out in the country, we had no usable indoor toilets for about 6 months, so even Dawn had that "close to nature" experience. There was an outhouse on the property. It was an interesting time, but they were good times too. Wait a minute....Reagan was president then. It must have been his fault that we had to do without for awhile.