Actually Tick the window is more nessasary for the nest person in. LOL! I like this, it is surrounded by some beautiful country side.

I see this owner provided cross ventilation with windows on both ends. A nicely captured scene, Tick. Good post work on the photo. Nice lighting and colours to go with the view.

Hello Ron....They were funny looking buildings, that were once a way of life,if you couldn’t sprint the distance, then you really were in strife....A fine picture of this old rustic outhouse....Well done...All the very best to you Ron....Mick.

Hey, TicK...

I had no idea that there were any outhouses left. Most states have laws about septic systems, sewer lines and the like. The old pit of poop under an outhouse doesn't meet most ordinances these days.

Love the nostalgic view of the world through your eyes. While chemical portapotties are the rage at construction sites, it's been years since I graced an outhouse. It always grossed me out that there were so many bees buzzing around the bomb bay door. It made me wonder what the honey tasted like. If I remember I'll send you some news clippings about the outhouse at Montana de Oro State Park.

Love the colors. This must be another old spring time shot.

I bet the squirrels left you alone, when gathering some nuts too eh!...

Excellent perspective and composition on this...great tones as well...you really must be flushed with excitment on this!...

You are funny Tick and Bob's comment makes me laugh too. Good find and well captured too.

Very original, funny and beautiful. I like it. And the surrounding is so beautiful.

We called these "Netties",and the latch that secured them a,"Sneck"..Hence the Geordie term,"Netty Sneck".sweet picture,Whatever way you view it..R.

Yes...the window is a must! I like the way you composed this shot. It looks like a little HDR was used...the whole shot looks great, Tick. Nice work.

If only that privy could talk................well.....maybe not!

Beautiful colors and great rustic view. Seems like there should be a carved quarter moon there somewhere!
Tom

A photo of great relief from my childhood Tick. Super shot my friend.

Not sure how this 'building' is oriented, but I think I'd like the door on the opposite side and left open to take in the view. Of course, I can't see what's on this side so maybe there is a better view. I like the color quality this lens/camera produce.

Nice shot Tick!! I remember the outhouses well. We had one until my daddy came home from the Army...then we were able to afford indoor plumbing thank God. Ours was almost to the end of the driveway and you can just imagine living in the country with all the night noises and having to walk that far.

(Puts clothespin on nose) Much better...Faved...

Your photo brought my childhood memories back. Has this little house pictures pinned to the walls..Super photo,Tick.

Great shot and I now the windows are needed, looks like a single burner, lol

I'm surprised one still exists! Cool find and superb shot Ticker! It should do well :-)

Tick, it looks so isolated, and a great view beyond, my grandparents had one many moons ago, and I do remember using it.
Always wanted to check the ground before you took a step, snakes sometimes could be found.Tigs♥ =^..^=

I love the photo and to think, it even has ventilation, what a find. Wonderful color to the shot and the sun helping out with the lighting.

Tick - Excellent photography!! Thad

Good capture of yon old dunny Tick.
A lovely picture which brings not so lovely memories lol

Would like to see someone us this with 20 below zero Brrrrrrrrri
Nice capture.

Rob

Be honest and admit that this is only a facade, ie the front wall or in other words a wooden board with a hole in it.
Looks pleasant and rustic enough on the other hand ... LOL
SAM

I remember these ... use to be an outhouse on the farm I live on now. They always seem to be located far from the house & under a tree. I love the colors & how you caught the lighting. Excellent capture, Tick.