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> From: Cuyler Page
> Sent: Friday, June 20, 2008 10:05 AM

> 	Curiously, none of the historic photos of the 1852 and 
> 1853 houses I work with in Victoria, BC show anything like an 
> outhouse, and the landscape in the photos is wide open.  
> However, every bedroom had camodes or chamber pots.   
> Probably the answer to the lifestyle would be found in 
> Scottland where the folks came from.   I wonder if the 
> "stuff" just went out on to the garden.

Don't all y'all have permafrost way way way up there in the Yukon? Can
ya even dig a hole? I mean you probably can today, but maybe back when
before global warming it was more chillier more longer...

dan i'll bet orange push-ups last longer there too becker


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