Montblack wrote:
("Margy Natalie" wrote)

The ones in Vintage have full time attendents with buckets and
wet-vacs. The doors leak and they are used constantly for hours on
end. The person cleaning the women's shower this year was
particularly good at keeping it fairly dry.



The one south of the ultralights, where the seaplane bus picks you up,
was nice. I checked it out on day.

The design was odd though.

Two doors were on either end of the trailer, along one wall. Connecting
the doors was a large hallway that ran the length of the trailer, along
the outside wall. In the middle of the space (facing the other outside
wall) were the showers - maybe four stalls on each side of a center
entrance, off the hallway. The other long wall of the trailer had
benches to dry off and get dressed.

Here's my thought: Why not showers on the two "outside" walls? The wide
empty hallway running the length of the trailer, on one outside wall,
was much wasted space, IMHO.

Anyway, that was my first impression of the shower trailer. Clean, and
puzzling. g


Montblack


If you've ever shared that "long, empty, hallway" with 10 people getting
dressed you will find it's not that big! Showers on both sides would
leave no space to get dressed and/or lead to an oversized trailer.

Margy