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Originally Posted by CurrentlySober
A very interesting and historical toilet. Harping back to the days when toilet activity was frowned upon, this 'hidden gem' espouses all that was great about public toilets. First of all... Its HIDDEN! yes, that pic below, is just the roof 
From 'Below' this stone building is a classic example of a 'cottaging toilet' (Those of you in the USA may well know these as 'Tea Rooms') and follows the usual etiquette of ladies at one end and gents at the other.
The actual gents is a genuine tribute to this kinda convenience as it has full sexual graffiti all over the walls, and more than a few glory holes between the cubicles. An added bonus is that all the inner locks on the doors have been broken off, so even if you are simply just reliving yourself while out for a walk, theres still an excellent chance of an erotic encounter as a stranger opens the door ! |
Time for a closer look at these erotic masterpieces ! Again an 'old fashioned' style of toilets, but as they say... If it ain't broke...
Well thats my budget used up now ! I'm going to try and get her to do the ones behind wetherspoons, but the sad reality is that eastcliff have now been demolished (a bit like the ones on the Den) and Brunswick Street closed for Covid, and never reopened...
Still hopefully that gives you a little more 'Flavour & Ambiance' regarding the toilets that you will find, should you choose to visit Teignmouth