Abandoned toilets at Castle Hill
Posted: April 20, 2019 Filed under: Australian Toilets, Broken Toilets, Outdoors, Regional Queensland Leave a commentLate at night my brother and I paid a visit to a side of Townsville’s Castle Hill that neither of us had been to before. Instead of heading up the usual Castle Hill Road, we ventured to a little-known entrance in Garbutt and had fun exploring some old abandoned, graffiti-clad rooms close to an old disused quarry, dotted around the hill’s southern incline.
I was amused to come across what must have once been a block of toilets, who knows how many decades ago. All that remains today were a couple of footprints of where the crappers used to be, and some piping which appeared to have some toilet paper stuffed inside.
Here’s one of the other abandoned rooms I was talking about, covered in local tags:
Toilet in a tree
Posted: February 27, 2017 Filed under: Abandoned Toilets, Australian Toilets, Outdoors, Regional Queensland, Toilets With Nice Views Leave a commentHey so my brother sent me this pic of a random toilet he found in a tree in an outback Queensland ghost town 😂🌲🚽
And as a bonus, here’s a loo in an abandoned house he found in the same town:
Train line shitta
Posted: August 15, 2016 Filed under: Australian Toilets, Outdoors, Outhouses, Regional Queensland, Toilets With Nice Views Leave a commentHere’s a different one! So my brother works for the railways in western Queensland and for my birthday he took this pic of a ‘train line shitta’ 😄 Best birthday photo ever, thanks bro! 🚽🚂💨
Raised toilet seat
Posted: September 17, 2013 Filed under: Australian Toilets, Regional Queensland, Residential Toilets | Tags: accessibility, maryborough, raised seat, toilet seat Leave a comment
A raised toilet seat in a bathroom west of Maryborough. It’s said to assist with posture and ease of getting on & off the seat.
Green & gold
Posted: April 8, 2012 Filed under: Australian Toilets, Public Toilets, Regional Queensland, Toilet Art | Tags: bluewater, colour, green & gold, male, public toilet, rest area Leave a commentA very Aussie green & gold sign at the Thuringowa Rest Area in Bluewater, North Queensland