Zeke refers us to Peggy Halls web site. Here she discusses the potential of
urinating or deficating directly into the water--but the potential for
"indecent exposure" problems. The sailing ships of old--and even some more
modern boats I have seen have the "head" over one side, or the stern, with
either a metal shoot, or just a toilet seat, and an enclosure to give
privacy, but no "mechanics" between the body and the sea.
I suspect that even with such a vessel it is still illegal to "discarge" from
ones body directly into the water--whats next when you come into the
harbour--the patrol gives you a bill of fluroscene dye to swallow, rather
than putting it into the head.
Bob Austin
Zeke refers us to Peggy Halls web site. Here she discusses the potential of
urinating or deficating directly into the water--but the potential for
"indecent exposure" problems. The sailing ships of old--and even some more
modern boats I have seen have the "head" over one side, or the stern, with
either a metal shoot, or just a toilet seat, and an enclosure to give
privacy, but no "mechanics" between the body and the sea.
I suspect that even with such a vessel it is still illegal to "discarge" from
ones body directly into the water--whats next when you come into the
harbour--the patrol gives you a bill of fluroscene dye to swallow, rather
than putting it into the head.
Bob Austin