That table is sweet. I wouldn't mind having one for myself but too heavy to move around. I imagine that's one if it's purposes is so no can run off with it.

 

Yes, less substantial things are more likely to disappear.

 

This has happened to three of our toilets on other trails, probably due to snow load.


This is how the problem was addressed on two toilets(so far)on Dusy before the problem arises, we're hoping this will prevent it from happening.

 

Cool that is something i can truely give a ---- about! The need for a handy roomy toilet is under rated! I dont care if bears go in the woods or not, i want a safe, private enclosurre to sit my behind on while i check the forum for any new posts.

 

They sure beat squatting in the woods, plus you don't have to walk as far to get out of sight.

 

Installed the last toilet at Mallard Lake over the weekend.

The prefabbed facility was picked up from the Forest Service work center by one trailer and taken to the trailhead, then it was distributed one wall per trailer.






Pulling trailer with toilet wall up Boulder Alley, 1.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=YsQLk8Ic9Gk Pulling trailer with toilet wall up Boulder Alley, 2.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=9kF8dVhB1ns Volunteers dug a hole half way down and ran into 3 big rocks, then Forest Service showed up and dug a new hole.




Putting in the bolts that hold the corners together.


Getting ready to repair a wall that was damaged on the way in.




Holding the front wall in place while it gets attached.


Shimming before tightening the bolts.


Installing hurricane ties.


Installing windows.


Installing drip edges.


Installing wire to keep marmots out. We usually use a heavier wire, but this was brought by mistake. It will be replaced with heavier wire later.


Putting the right blade on.


Cutting the hole for the louvered vent.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kg_eH3...ature=youtu.be

Installing roofing.


Painting front posts.






Touch up painting a spot that was damaged on the way in.


Finished.


The crew.


The photographer.


The cook.


Location, looking Southbound.


Location, Northbound.


The carnage.


A group from Washington State was happy to provide a replacement box they had with them.


Marlin with Ed's trailer Gatekeeper 1.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iJaaMRpflo0 Marlin with Ed's trailer Gatekeeper 2.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=4hLzgt4y0J8

 

You guys did great work! Thanks for the service your group provides!

 

No problem. I post this stuff to keep other wheelers aware of what's going on on the trails, also if there are any questions about the trails I can help with. We would like to put one more at Lakecamp Lake, but no more are prefabbed at this time, and we are unsure about permission.

 

Ran the trail last September and these were sure a welcome sight including the tables. Great job to all involved!!

 

You came out from Oklahoma just to run the trail?