A urinal in the Indianapolis Airport control tower,
around the 220' level.
The outhouse behind the church in
Angoville au Plain, in Normandy.
OK, so it's not much of a view,
but this is my page and my call.
The toilet in the formerly secret UK government
bunkers tunneled into the cliffs above Dover.
Some of the tunnels date from the Napoleanic Wars,
but they were greatly expanded during World War II.
The UK anti-aircraft operations were controlled
from here — radar and other data was gathered
and interceptors were dispatched from here.
See my page with many pictures from there.
Pit toilet constructed from local rubble,
just below
the summit of Mt Sinai, Egypt.
Not actually from the era of Moses,
thought to be approximately 1450 BC,
but the mountain has been a major
pilgrimage site at least since when the Byzantine
Empress Helena (ruled 313-328 AD) established a
monastery at the base of the mountain.
You'd think that during close to 1,700 years they'd
have had time to put doors and a roof on the thing!
And yes, the sani-flush blue background does
indicate that that I have used this toilet,
just as it means on all my other pages.
