Proper Hut etiquette

One like this militaris & pmcke? http://bit.ly/1ffRoW

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. in this case it was a bit of overkill but close

The hairiness reminds me of what I wish I did not see swimming in a mountain tarn one day.....

Someone in the UK is wondering why there picture of their mutt is suddenly getting so many hits from NZ

Striking similarity to a lot of the German women i've seen. I would imagine a similar lack of inhibitions too.

after a surf ive often got changed in the middle of a carpark with familys and everyone strolling around with the old towel trick, but i dont take propper towel tramping, its more a large papertowel so that wouldn't work. I guess the turn around trick works best.

I suppose we have to ammend Honora's statemnt and say that Kayakers and Surfers seem to be the least inhibited when it comes to public changing!

So hut etiquette. Keep the place clean, think how you would like to see the place when you arrive. I usually carry a couple of extra candles and leave them at each hut i pass. Clean the fire. Take up as little space as possible. (Dont you just like the people who spread thier gear out every where). Take your rubbish with you dont leave it half burnt in the fire. Next time through Puketutu I'll take some rat baits Peter. If you take a walkman remember others may not like your music as much as you if at all even head phones up loud make an unpleasant noise. If you notice something in a hut that the next person could fix make a note here the next person through may be able to make a contribution. Dont leave food behind that rats can get at. no food is better than rat droppings everywhere.

I also like to put the matresses on there side seems to stop them getting mouldy maybe or covered in rat droppings atleast!

I like to build forts out of the mattresses.