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    Jim Clark's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fastcapy View Post
    Compared other events I think Eaa does a great job of providing porta potties and rest rooms. Never had any problems finding one near by when needed
    +1. However I have only been at OSH the last 26 years so I probably don't have the experience to comment.
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    +2 but this will only be #29 for me. EAA does a great job with the portalets, plentiful and mostly kept clean.
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    +3, but it's only my #27th.....
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    Bill, I'll admit I'm the "kid" on the block since this will only be #10 for me, but I don't know what you mean about no bathrooms around the vendor hangars. With the new (air conditioned!) bathrooms between the East and West hangars, I've never had to wait for a "hole" to use.

    And now I'm really curious - Where's the Dairy Queen?!?

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    I went to the first (was it 1969?) and only missed one year since. Never had a problem finding a out house.

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    Carl, as for Dairy Queen, a slip of the mind, I actually mean the A& W stand.
    Yes, there was a good indoor restroom last year in the east side of one of the vendor hangars, the south one. But there are 4 large vendor hangars and it is a long walk from the far south west one to this restroom, and that is if one knows where this one restroom is. As far as I can recall from last year, I walked all the way around the west vendor hangars and didn't find porta potties. Lot''s of locked potties for vendors and folks with golf carts, but not for the public. I am looking at the 2013 map right now, and I don't see these porta potties. The only ones I see listed or displayed on the map are the few actual restrooms. There used to be an air conditioned trailer with toilets at warbirds, but that was taken away.

    I do see smoking areas marked on the map, but as a non smoker, like the majority of eaa public, I think the toilets are more important.

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