Dear kemlo,
it means that you will have to accept certain limitations concerning
the toilets you will find there. More clearly, "night soil system" is
an euphemism for the following: The house has no flush toilets.
Instead, you will have to use a honey bucket which can be emptied at a
cesspit (or some other place indended for this) or will be emptied by
a night soil collector (provided that a such service exist in that
area).
Of course, the cottage could be quite fine otherwise.
Best regards,
Scriptor |
Request for Answer Clarification by
kemlo-ga
on
16 Nov 2006 02:41 PST
I've spoken to the owner and he's filled me in on the more dubious
details, potties under the bed, both sides of the double bed. Two
under the bunk beds (shaking head in disbelief)
He tells me there is an ELSAN?? next to the kitchen and yes there is
a two-holer out in the yard.
However this will be cheaper than an Hotel.
Thank you scriptor I had never heard of that phrase before.
Kemlo
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Clarification of Answer by
scriptor-ga
on
16 Nov 2006 04:46 PST
I'm glad to know that I was able to help you!
All the best and a nice, unusual Christmas holiday!
Scriptor
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Request for Answer Clarification by
kemlo-ga
on
02 Dec 2006 11:01 PST
I Have just returned from two weeks holiday in the cottage and just
learned the dreadful news of Google answers closing
The cottage has no electricity there fore no emaul ir itnernet. It is
situated near the village of Fulking nere Brighton,
I heartily recomend it.
Lots of Love to you all
KEMLO
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Request for Answer Clarification by
kemlo-ga
on
11 Dec 2006 14:54 PST
I would just like to say sorry, to, johnfrommelbourne-ga for his kind
and generous offer.
Unfortunately I can only get away for a short break, and even then I
have to remain in England
to be on call. However I did park the family down there for the fortnight.
The are unanimous in saying it was the worst holiday ever. Still
looking forward to Christmas.
And still posting on Gurgle
KEMLO
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