Hi Jason. I’m not one to do comments but felt compelled watching your videos. My husband moved me from California to Australia nearly 5 years ago and I’ve really enjoyed your videos as it gives me ideas where to go and what to see in Australia. You do a great job, please keep going and thank you!
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thank you very much for the encouragement! Really means a lot and very happy you enjoy watching 😊
@howmuchdoesitcost6922 күн бұрын
Nice to see something different I'm sure, but we only have places, not things. Zero culture development, only what used to be. Sadly.
@MoMcMorrowАй бұрын
For sure the best place to do fulltime vanlife is here (anywhere) in Australia. - Very natural and relaxed videos. And fantastic van.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thank you! Yeah, I think it's pretty good in Australia for this sort of lifestyle.
@TempyBuildsАй бұрын
Lovely beach views and dolphins , thank you for the views , even in the rain they where stunning , another great video
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Yeah, still a great view! 😊 Thanks
@RVescapePodАй бұрын
Toilet Dump points. Try a urine separating toilet, but the type with a bag in the solids container. LIFE CHANGING 🤣 So so easy and never need to search for sewage dump points. My solids lasts for a good 2 weeks and you then only need any garbage bin to empty. Just tie off the bag, lift out, and find a bin. Urine container lasts 3-4 days and their easy to empty. I use a Trelino Evo ordered from Germany, expensive but worth every cent. In AU locally have a look at the new toilet from Jacoolta the "GottaGo" it can be used as either chemical or urine separating with a bag liner. The price is ground breaking for a good urine separating toilet ! $314
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
I'm definitely interested in the Jacoola toilet, only problem is the side opening valve that might not work with where my toilet sits. Need to do some more investigation....if you can swap the valve from left to right, it might be doable.
@elsiecater156Ай бұрын
I believe you will find dumping no 2 s in a bag in a bin would be ground on by councils and the hygiene codes, it is sometimes hard to find dump points but the vans is why they exist, wee should not just be emptied on the ground either I wonder why you don't know rules for human waste.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Emptying urine on the ground is something I would never do. Personally, I am even against peeing on trees......
@RVescapePodАй бұрын
@@elsiecater156 Not entirely correct. Sewage dump points are there because traditional "chemical" toilets MIX solids and urine and then you have created black SEWAGE. Yes you must then find a dump point. Urine separating toilets do not create sewage. In everyday bins people dump a host "sanitary" and other items. Nappies, Dog and Cat Poo, sanitary and other household medical waste. When you have the solids container in a urine separating toilet and you mix each use with a handful of compost material to aerate it. The solids does not smell at all. Unless a local council prohibits cat and dog poo, nappies, and other sanitary waste, which they do not. Then a responsibly double bagged compostable bag with solids and compost material is fine. As for urine Yes you should dispose of responsibly in any toilet etc. However if your out bush then simply slightly dilute your urine container and it's good for trees, here is an ABC article on Urine as fertiliser for trees. www.abc.net.au/news/2022-03-10/why-weeing-on-your-plants-is-good-fertiliser/100848746
@fatmanoverlandingАй бұрын
I grew up in Nelson Bay, and for Uni & any major shopping, had to go to Newcastle. And I just realised that I've never once been inside Fort Scratchley. I've been to all the POI near it, but never inside it. While you're in Nelson Bay apart from the walk to Fingal Island via the spit you mentioned, I recommend you also do the Tomaree Head Summit Walk for a 360 degree view of the area. Plus also the walks around Fingal Head, Boat Harbour and Anna Bay. There is also great views to be had from the Inner Light (aka Coastal Patrol) at Little Beach.
@fatmanoverlandingАй бұрын
Also Gan Gan Lookout. The road up there is a little steep but paved. I'm sure your van will make it up there.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Since my video uploads are about a week after me being somewhere, I've already left Nelson Bay, but fortunately I think I've ticked all your suggestions 😁 The hard part is cramming it all into 2 videos and keeping them under 30 min 😂 Really nice up there!
@ellenhazelton887222 күн бұрын
Interesting watching this as a local- fabulous place to live🎉
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces21 күн бұрын
It's great there. I was planning to move there at one point too.
@joshuaheise7293Ай бұрын
Gloucester is a great small country town north of Newcastle as you go up the mountain range the look out at the top is amazing
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
As the weather warms up I will be heading to some of those more inland places. I think there's some nice waterfalls near Gloucester as well 😁
@cryptoslacker-464Ай бұрын
Hi. Good to see the site from my old van life times. I know most of the spots , never ended up doing the fort scratchly tour . That was interesting 😊
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Nice, glad you enjoyed it. The fort was an interesting visit for a rainy day.
@br4dy199812 күн бұрын
The spot you stayed at the start was definitely Wickham near 711
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces12 күн бұрын
😁 maybe....maybe not 😜 Though I might have a look there too...
@LynnMcDonald-lm1ydАй бұрын
Lovely video that I just stumbled down a rabbit hole and found 😊 must check out the others now!
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thanks for watching, Lynn. Got heaps more to come, so make sure you subscribe 😊
@mea7527Ай бұрын
I think i saw you and your van on the central coast the other week! Small world 🙏
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
There's been quite a few sightings 😂 Even had a few people come and say hello. Feel free to drop over if you see me again....as long as the blinds are open....please don't wake me up in the middle of the night 😁
@SeanC1959Ай бұрын
Great video Jason. Your videos are always entertaining and as always give a "Real Deal" view of van life. That entire Port Stephens area is really interesting. You'll get some great footage at Mount Tomaree. Cheers, Sean
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thanks Sean. I'm working through my footage now and there's just so much! Really hard to cut it down to less than 30 min 😂
@sallyb1433Ай бұрын
Another great video! Great footage of the dolphins too. I tried to capture them on my phone but it wasn’t very good lol. Wish they would put a dump point somewhere in Newcastle, it would be so handy! It’s great how Newcastle is so chill about campers in vans. I’m enjoying it while it lasts, it never used to be this good until recently. We call Horseshoe car park the van park. It’s always chockers with vans lol. Hope you managed to get somewhere warm for a while.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thanks Sally. I wish I had the camera with me when the dolphins were surfing. That was awesome 😁 It is nice that they don't try to run us all out if town in Newcastle. Hopefully that philosophy will catch in in more places around the country.
@coral8313Ай бұрын
You’ll love it up here I live in Anna Bay be careful on the spit many people have been caught when tide comes in
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
It's certainly a beautiful place and I love Anna Bay. The rocks around the shore are pretty special! The spit isn't going above water at all now unfortunately....spoiler for the next video 😂
@antonyjh1234Ай бұрын
I remember these times from 30 years ago, brings back the constant need to find somewhere to park and never knowing how long you can stay. If I was to do it again I would find off beaten places the van could get to and stay a fortnight each time. In a tank of diesel is the same energy as my electrical energy for 3 months in summer with the air con going 24-7 in a property, the energy used just to go somewhere far away without it being a way of life can be exhausting, people travel too far and the wrong places apparently looking at those full car parks, find somewhere you can fish and use it wisely.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
I guess it all depends what you want or need to do. There's actually quite a few people living on the road that are still working, being totally remote isn't an option. Personally, I would get bored staying in one place for an extended period. Already done that for the first 50 years of my life 😉 You're right though, the worst part is finding good sleeping spots.
@antonyjh1234Ай бұрын
@@MakingStuffGoingPlaces Also ideology versus goals, to some people staying in a place a week or so isn't really a long time and could be called slow travelling, some people have diesel to burn travelling each day and "the next place" becomes their goal. Finding spots and flat ones where you want to be, that isn't near people and drunks, almost impossible but great when they do come up.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Totally agree with that. Every part of this planet is getting so crowded now... getting away is becoming very difficult!
@eaglesnest1940Ай бұрын
you should head up to tea gardens and hawks nest and make a video of the area
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
I want to go further north at the end of July, so will probably go that way. Haven't spent much time there in the past.
@PittwaterMowingАй бұрын
Thanks for showing us around Newcastle I need to get up there
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Worth the trip. But better on a sunny day 😁
@jenniferadderley8219Ай бұрын
Hi Jason 👋 Thoroughly enjoying your videos, thankyou! Seeing a bit of life through your eyes is very interesting 👌 Best wishes ☺
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thank you very much, Jennifer. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
@carolbonnett7409Ай бұрын
Hi Jason. Watching from Mildura. I was a bit disappointed that we didnt see any footage of the inside of the lighthouse but Im happy your off to Nelson Bay which is where my aunt lives & also my mother lived i. Port Stephens for many years. There are lot of beautiful beaches and walks to do. 😁 there's great views from the mountain down past Sholle bay, ( wrong spelling ) & some military history on the other side of the mountain. Also The sand dunes are worth a trip out to. :) have fun. 😁
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Hi Carol. The lighthouse wasn't open at the time, so couldn't get inside unfortunately. Watch out for the next videos on Nelson Bay... beautiful and relaxing place! 😊
@paulineh4019Ай бұрын
Great video again Jason. Do you have Wikicamps, that should say where (if any) dump points around. I really like Newcastle, only spent a small amount time there but nice town, lots to see. Shame about the weather, hopefully has cleared up for you by now. I also like the fact you move on if weather inclement, with the notion of going back in a few days...we don't always have to keep heading in the one direction, which is an easy mindset to fall into... flexability 👍 Looking forward to next video.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thanks Pauline. I have Campermate rather than Wikicamps, but have found it not to be as helpful lately. Does show dump points though...none in Newcastle 🙄 Fortunately the weather cleared up after those few days and it's been great during the day. More rain coming though 🙄
@SiaLanuEstrellaАй бұрын
Awesome video. Looks cold!
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Not as cold as Victoria! 😂
@littlehills739Ай бұрын
15:10 high vis jacket and hat ull pass the scratch and sniff test of most people
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
😂....and carry a clipboard too.
@theepicecho-o215 сағат бұрын
love my newcastle hometown, try stockton near harbour side
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces15 сағат бұрын
Yeah, thanks. A few people have mentioned that now. I'll have to go next time I'm there. 😊
@cameronlesley2428Ай бұрын
Back in the early 2000’s unused to sleep in my station wagon after band gigs in Newcastle. Strazlecki lookout was my favourite spot to sleep
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Nice! I did consider staying there. Beautiful view, but with so many walkers in the morning, I figured maybe not. 😁
@CB-sx8xh27 күн бұрын
I frequently drive through the Morisset industrial area (right off the freeway) and have often thought that it would be good for stealth overnight camping... Many businesses where a van parked outside overnight would not attract any attention.
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces27 күн бұрын
Nothing attracts attention in industrial areas! I stop in them regularly, but it's never a good night's sleep. Always something going on and a guaranteed 5am wake up. 😂
@melindagibb2789Ай бұрын
There is a colony of flying foxes which are next to the Crosby Creek boardwalk - you should have looked up, there are lots of them! Also many different wildlife species, but you need to look for them. Thanks for your videos, very enjoyable.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thanks Melinda. All I could see while I was there was hundreds of Ibis in the middle of the mangroves. They were making so much noise that I couldn't tell if anything else was there. 😂
@rcuintheshed698127 күн бұрын
Bro you need to talk to locals make sure you visit the hunter Valley wine country
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces27 күн бұрын
A few people have suggested that.... problem is I don't drink alcohol 😂 I'm sure the scenery is nice though.
@nathanbrooks642312 күн бұрын
I know your secret spot mate, across from my place, saw the van 😂👍🏻
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces12 күн бұрын
😂 yeah, pretty obvious if you see someone parked there!
@Jeepvanboat26 күн бұрын
I free camped all around Newcastle.blacksmiths beach area and that side of Newcastle is pretty cruzy i never got hassled once..
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces26 күн бұрын
Good to know! Yeah, seems pretty ok up there. Thanks for sharing ☺️
@tedbullpit6164Ай бұрын
I'd be changing that hot water system. Canberra is a really good place to hang out and ride your push bike you can have a shower at the pool at Dickson up the road from the lake in Canberra $3
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Been to Canberra a lot in the past but just not in winter! 😁 Lot of mountain bike parks around there.
@thatJAWNraps21 күн бұрын
as a 3 citizen holding 35yr old i became a Novacastrian over a decade ago and love it - i also love the idea of vanlife/i rent a small room as it is and dont need much space etc - im also looking at cheap land and the '3d printed' granny flats/homes that take like 3 days but use concrete and obv more than just a printer but i want to stop paying rent lol any advice? (i have a permanent job in newcastle but i love it, im a rapper who gets to record for the label and teach NDIS clients who want to learn on the other side of the company....its a dream job....id only leave Newcastle for a job testing roller coaster or medicinal cannabis strains and reviewing them, ideally both at the same time.
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces21 күн бұрын
Sounds like you'd fit in to vanlife. 😊 It's not always easy though, getting water, finding quiet places to sleep, etc. one thing for sure though, you save a lot of money!
@charlespomfret7207Ай бұрын
Newcastle our town
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Great place to live!
@MrComfyAustraliaАй бұрын
they jump off the drop at the top of the anzac bridge for hang gliders
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Cool! That would probably be pretty good along there.
@thatJAWNraps21 күн бұрын
Been here 10yrs as a Kiwi/UK/Mostly US but not patriotic at all lol 35yr old in Newy and other than cost of living prices which everyone is getting its a great place to live, 5th biggest city but still has a very suburban feel (ive been to tokyo/london/nyc plenty and syd obv but Newy feels small enough if u stay in the CBD area and not the sprawling suburbs it has everything, uni's, jobs, amazing free library's and museums and parks etc - plus amazing beaches left and right - ive moved a few times but never more than 5miles from newy beach so tighes hill now and i can walk to work, the shops in under 10mins and theres a bus stop OUTSIDE my place that goes on every major route (or i can walk 20mins to Hamilton and take a train straight to Sydney and many other places..... I personally live just mins away from city-like amenaties like hunter mall (outdoor) or the big shopping/ent centers plus its an easy commute to Sydney and a ton of new infrascructure in the ten yrs ive been here, if they put in the high speed rail to sydney itll change everything
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces21 күн бұрын
I really like it there too. I've mentioned to some other people, I almost moved there while I was still working. Got a lot to offer!
@princessleah9092Ай бұрын
Welcome to Newy! Lots of good places to stay out by Lake Macquarie (quieter too!) You are also not supposed to empty cassettes into public toilets, the caravan park at Stockton may have been able to help you out.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thanks. Most caravan parks that I've tried in the past won't let you on site just to empty your toilet, even if you offer to pay. The topic of emptying into toilets is quite contentious. Other than the risk of a blockage, no one has offered a genuine reason why it can't be done. I deliberately bag my paper to avoid blockage issues.
@lilvalentine545Ай бұрын
I think big ships like that get a local pilot who knows the area to guide the boat in and out of the port so they may have lifted the local guy off the boat ?
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
I would say so. I can't imagine it being anything else. Would have been an interesting flight!
@DaisyLarson4936Ай бұрын
I think I know the place near the water tanks! Spent 2 weeks there last year with an air b n b looking over the water. So many whales! We're thinking of moving somewhere up there it's a great area.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Yeah, I was planning on moving up there too when I was working. It is a beautiful area.
@alexholland131829 күн бұрын
Im from mount Gambier very cold down here
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces29 күн бұрын
Yeah, I've lived in Geelong for the last 25 years too.....very happy to be further north 😁
@zurub537Ай бұрын
It's a great laundrette , Im amazed I didn't run into in Newcastle.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
I couldn't believe how many vans were in Newcastle, but it is a really nice place 😁
@user-sx7qt9cp1gАй бұрын
Love watching your videos and recognising places in my local surrounds. It really is quite beautiful.
@user-sx7qt9cp1gАй бұрын
Your rig looks very comfortable. Very nice.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
You're lucky to live in such a beautiful area 😊
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
I'm very happy with my van. It works really well for my needs 😁
@bettiegambrill8545Ай бұрын
I reckon you might have had a view of Mater hospital from your tank stay
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
No, couldn't see any hospitals. 😊 It's a secret 😂
@joshuaheise7293Ай бұрын
My favourite place to camp out in my car is Stockton near the sailing club
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Good to know, thanks!
@MikMechАй бұрын
I think the 'No Camping', is for pitching tents and damaging the grassed areas? Parking a Van might not be a problem if the sign is a general sign off the road.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Yes, you're right. The no camping signs are quite often in the parks and not at the entries to the carparks. In most cases you just need to obey parking rules and be fully within your vehicle and it's all good. Some councils are funny, but Newcastle is fine.
@user-ql4mk3hz6qАй бұрын
Glenrock lol
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces29 күн бұрын
😂
@sampetro2999Ай бұрын
That's it, im getting a van, nice set up you got there , plenty room, how far north are you planning to go?
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
😂 yeah, I love living in the van! Not always easy, but we'll worth it. I want to get up to Qld soon, but lots of "stuff" that I keep needing to attend to... we'll see 😁
@justme.9711Ай бұрын
MATE you should be at Mackay. Weatherzone it.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Tell me about it! 😂 I so want to be further north but a few things holding me back at the moment....
@toriphillips7383Ай бұрын
Do you find it hard to find in your van to find somewhere where there’s no other campers. I’m tossing up between a van or 4x4, when I’m travelling I don’t want to be parked right next to other campers. I like peace and quiet😊
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Finding a peaceful place is probably the hardest part of vanlife. There's just so many people in Australia now that everywhere you go, there are other people. But they're not always noisy. Having a 4wd helps but then you tend to get all the 4wdrivers and they are very loud and quite often disrespectful to other people. I don't know how many of my videos you've seen, but if you watch a lot, you'll get a good feel for your question.
@toriphillips7383Ай бұрын
@@MakingStuffGoingPlaces I just found you recently so I’ll have a look through. Thankyou for the reply!
@simsim59196 күн бұрын
I thought you were travelling with someone when you started your vanlife journey?
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces6 күн бұрын
Not anymore. Just me now 😊
@kathysearl9470Ай бұрын
Did you pop over to Stockton ?
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
No, I didn't. Just looked at it from the other side 😁
@OwenhobieАй бұрын
Tell me why the rangers are not fining you guys for staying boat ramp ???? , If turned up in my caravan I would most certainly be fined , or on the highway !.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Basically we are legally parked, fully contained within our registered vehicles and within the parking bays. Unless there's a specific council bylaw saying no sleeping in vehicles, it's all good. With a caravan, you should be fine as long as you follow the same philosophy, but finding a big enough parking space will be harder. You might just have to drive a bit further to find somewhere. And don't go putting out awnings and and deck chairs. Even a step would be pushing it in my mind.
@bomberproductions296Ай бұрын
If U want a quiet spots let me know I can DM you some. Just don't want to spread the word too much as the council getting a bit picky lately.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thanks for the offer. Best keep them to yourself. There's definitely some I won't share too 😊 Not a big issue for me at the moment as I don't need to stay anywhere long term. Just keep roaming around 😁
@nickislade5533Ай бұрын
Omg its freezing in that area right now
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
It's freezing everywhere right now! 😂 Seems abnormally cold this week.
@nickislade5533Ай бұрын
@@MakingStuffGoingPlaces its certainly colder this year, but no snow on the mountain yet, to wet.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
@nickislade5533 I hope there's no snow!😂 I need to go further north...
@gutmincer2Ай бұрын
Mate go north get out of the rat race , just do it
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Soon! Got to go help out my mum in Sydney for a week then want to go way north in July!😁
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thanks for the recommendation. I've added them to my list.
@thatJAWNraps21 күн бұрын
uk/nz/us (dont blame me for that one lol fk trump) citizen applying for aus here - been living and working in newcastle for a decade and i absolutely plan on staying the rest of my life Again ive lived in many countries (though i love NZ equally i just chose AUS cuz my ex was going to Uni there and i was done with Uni and only had an Aunt in NZ then)
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces18 күн бұрын
👍
@jimw7916Ай бұрын
Mate, ive really been enjoying your channel, but I was wondering, do you realize that after almost every sentence... you laugh? Its usually a sign of insecurity, but maybe not in your case. It just gets a tiny bit annoying after a while, just sayin.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Thanks Jim, yes, fully aware I do that. That's just my personality....somewhat annoying 😜
@jimw7916Ай бұрын
@@MakingStuffGoingPlaces didnt mean to be agressive at all. It just simply gets annoying. thanks for the vids.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Your comments were taken as constructive criticism, no offence whatsoever. I've also had comments from people, not just on KZfaq, saying they love the way I laugh when I talk (yes, they were women). Ironically, those that spend a lot of time around me would say I'm a very negative person and I find holding the camera in front of me and laughing things off a good way to turn around any negativity that I'm feeling at the time. There you go...too much sharing!
@jimw7916Ай бұрын
@@MakingStuffGoingPlaces yep I hear where you are coming from. I just wish I had women telling me things like that hahaha
@jasonbarnes5605Ай бұрын
Never empty your toilet cassette down a toilet. There's enough information about dump points locations. No excuse!
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Curious as to why you think it's not acceptable to empty it into a toilet? And while there is a lot of info in where dump points are, there simply aren't any outside of caravan parks in most larger cities. I have asked in the past to use their dump points but most won't let you, even for a few.
@FwdkingАй бұрын
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces I can add to the question. Toilets are not set up for the quantity of effluent at one time . Leading to blockages . That may not be apparent to most . Huge cost to councils calling out crews on weekends etc. Does that give an insight?👍🇭🇲🦘
@FwdkingАй бұрын
@@MakingStuffGoingPlaces I forgot , not everyone travelling have healthy ablutions.
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
My question was more of a challenge to the original poster to explain why they seem to have such strong beliefs on the topic. Good to see you have a genuine reason for this and you're right, there are people out there that don't think but also, unfortunately those that don't care. One thing I really don't like is people (not you😊) aggressively pushing their beliefs with no factual explanation as to why they believe they should be forcing their opinions on to other people. For this particular topic, there is no reason why a sensible person can't empty a cassette into a toilet. Contents are heavily diluted in the flush water and breakdown to a slurry pretty quickly when in a moving vehicle. The outlet of a cassette is smaller than a toilet S bend, so if anything is going to cause a blockage, it will block the cassette first. As you correctly added, each person has a different constitution, and this is my experience from using these toilets for 5 years with no issues with blockages. The other reason to NOT dump in a toilet is if it is on a septic tank or a pit toilet. In those cases, you just need to make sure you're using chemicals that are suitable for septic systems. However, the excess water added during flushing to cassette toilets, means the contents really shouldn't be put into a composting type pit toilet.
@FwdkingАй бұрын
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces sounds like 1st response was angry . So .... I chipped in . I was reg.Nurse , father plumber. I've been on road approx 11yrs , so I saw a bit and either know some or read between lines /research.
@thatJAWNraps21 күн бұрын
I moved to Newy from the US (NJ/Philly) to AUS on an NZ passport just over a decade ago, couldnt pay me to go back to post-Trump guns-everywhere america (i lived there 20yrs, its really that bad, avg gun deaths, not injuries just deaths PER DAY is well over 100 and there ARE MORE GUNS THAN PEOPLE - they say they need them to stop the gov but when AUS took the guns after the mass shooting i didnt see it become a dictatorship, maybe i was out sick that week?
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces21 күн бұрын
Yeah, it's an interesting contrast between the countries.
@karenjoy7557Ай бұрын
Dogs park should of been poo free it is usually the MALES that don't pick up dog poo which is a shame as dog parks always have bags there...just LAZY MEN... Did U have fish and chip at Honeysuckle Bay suppose to be fantastic there...😂😂😂😂if U come back check that out for us...
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
Can't find a Honeysuckle Bay. Do you know the name of the shop?
@tightlines10621 күн бұрын
Horse shoe beach pisses me off full of hobos every nite can’t even fish there
@MakingStuffGoingPlaces21 күн бұрын
Yeah, I was wondering where the 2 old guys had gone from around at the main picnic area....found them.
@charlespomfret7207Ай бұрын
Never ever sit ya kids on the torpedo at fort scratchly thay get the shits i think thay want to use the torpedo again in the future
@MakingStuffGoingPlacesАй бұрын
I'd be a little concerned if they had a live torpedo sitting there! 😁