Crapper
13 creative works found
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Outhouse in Coastal Newfoundland. Better think twice about using this one! Remember the old days when this was all there was!!! / / / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography / /
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now available in ‘especially added’ drop shadow ;)) for WORLD TOILET DAY /
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Nos’ contribution to the Christmas cheer
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Found a very old house falling down went inside and found this,thought it would make an interesting print
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no i know not immune / days of haze and people of robots sound / never they hear or so it seems / i must laugh for / cannot sleep / toss me in this crapper / not mine / peace this one has / Plath in eu’ de toilette’ / wonder / about asunder / just admit loss / let suckers who cannot hear / trust i know we all do / even to others / then their turn to coffer / win not you see / just let it be….please. curtsy and plea’ laugh to sleep now hope deep / ahhh little things are so much detriment / soul and spirit collide / chuckers i say / get me my horse good night beautiful crapper…. jbaldwin 2008 matey
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Come sit a spell here out back of the house. Take the time to reflect on the day or which corn cob will be softest. Wonder when the next Sears catalog will arrive. Sit a spell take a load off your feet, in more ways than one. To a lot of the early pioneers a outhouse was a convenience. We may think it as a crude place to go, but it was a lot better than a back of a tree in the hallor. So remember the next time you go set a spell. You want need to look under the seat for spiders. Probably want have to worry about snakes or other critters there to greet you. You want have to worry about your bare other regions exposed to the bitter cold. An don’t be complaining if the air freshener has ran out. Our forefathers place to sit a spell was a bit less refined than what we have now. The outhouse was thought to have come about in the 15th and 16th centuries. They were outback of the inns in Europe. Due to a lot of people not being able to read they used symbols to make “his” & “hers”. A sun or star was most often used for men and a crescent moon for women. These also provided the air freshener in the way of a breeze. Taken at The Mountain Farm Muesum, Oconaluftee Visitor Center, Great Smoky Mountains…this outhouse is also seen in Golden Morn II on the lower right side.
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Charcoal on paper / 2009
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even crapper
by DesignStranglerphotoshop has died on me, it loads and then just closes, so yeah im no amused lol That is all.
photoshop has died on me, it loads and then just closes, so yeah im no amused lol That is all.
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Natural composting toilet at Lake Coleridge
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I do some of my shots in sepia. Those I do, I also post the color version and visa versa. The next half dozen or so postings will be the counter part to an already posted shot. Please indulge the repetitiousness of a few images, as some prefer one over the other and I try to please. The outhouse was thought to have come about in the 15th and 16th centuries. They were outback of the inns in Europe. Due to a lot of people not being able to read they used symbols to make “his” & “hers”. A sun or star was most often used for men and a crescent moon for women. These also provided the air freshener in the way of a breeze….Some of the more humorous times around the outhouse was around Halloween in this country. Kids pulling pranks would turn them over. For time to time they would be occupied. One elderly fellor had enough. One Halloween he moved the outhouse forward a few feet. It wasn’t long till he heard crys for help, and figured he knew where. His guess was right as he found a young man waist deep in the deposits of the outhouse, trapped with no way to climb out. Taken at The Mountain Farm Muesum, Oconaluftee Visitor Center, Great Smoky Mountains…outhouse is also seen in Golden Morn II.
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