Due to an regretable translator's error, a sign in the toilet at Kalymnos National Airport is offers somewhat contradictory instructions...
Images: David Weeks & Brian Sibley © 2008
Thursday, 11 September 2008
BIN THERE. DONE THAT
Anyone who has been to Greece will know that, when visiting the lavatory, it is necessary - as a result of the vagaries (non-existence) of the Greek sewage system - to file the paperwork in the adjacent bin...
Due to an regretable translator's error, a sign in the toilet at Kalymnos National Airport is offers somewhat contradictory instructions...
Images: David Weeks & Brian Sibley © 2008
Due to an regretable translator's error, a sign in the toilet at Kalymnos National Airport is offers somewhat contradictory instructions...
Images: David Weeks & Brian Sibley © 2008
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I could write a book about loo experiences around the Med, but I'll refrain! Sometimes a handy bush or corn field is the better solution!
Are you saying that after you have tidied your tushy, the paper goes in the waste paper bin and is not flushed away?
Obviously you haven't done a lot of Mediterranean travelling, ELLIOT...Yep, that's what it comes down to... Except, that these instructions don't even permit that facility. A case, perhaps, of take your rubbish home with you?
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