Lol just wait till he figures out what the tiny wooden shack at the bottom of the garden is for in his pastoral idyllic life.
Not saying it wouldn't be absolutely lovely and rewarding, if hard work, living like that. But if u can't handle not getting your favourite treat then it might not be the life for you.
Assume they're talking about an outhouse. My friend used to live in a converted storage unit in the woods and had an outhouse, on the plus side you have little compulsion to doom scroll on the toilet for a hour in the morning, especially if it's cold or storming.
Outdoor loo usually. If you're in the middle of nowhere then there's prob no sewer line. Nowdays most rural places have septic tanks and indoor plumbing but this chump specified the entire return to tradition and pastoral idyl so we can assume an old style privy built outdoors.
Honestly though it really would be prob one of the smaller hardships. He could for instance be a shepard which means spending about a month living in a freezing one roomed shack on the side of a hill so that in lambing season he's on hand to help out with births at any time of day or night.
Lol just wait till he figures out what the tiny wooden shack at the bottom of the garden is for in his pastoral idyllic life.
Not saying it wouldn't be absolutely lovely and rewarding, if hard work, living like that. But if u can't handle not getting your favourite treat then it might not be the life for you.
what is it for?
Assume they're talking about an outhouse. My friend used to live in a converted storage unit in the woods and had an outhouse, on the plus side you have little compulsion to doom scroll on the toilet for a hour in the morning, especially if it's cold or storming.
They're at their best and worst when it is freezing out. No smell, but it is cold.
Rather be cold than deal with the summer stank.
I've seen a number of bucket toilets of people who live off grid and if you use say, cedar chips to sprinkle on top there's not much smell.
Outdoor loo usually. If you're in the middle of nowhere then there's prob no sewer line. Nowdays most rural places have septic tanks and indoor plumbing but this chump specified the entire return to tradition and pastoral idyl so we can assume an old style privy built outdoors.
Honestly though it really would be prob one of the smaller hardships. He could for instance be a shepard which means spending about a month living in a freezing one roomed shack on the side of a hill so that in lambing season he's on hand to help out with births at any time of day or night.