Rob Horgan 
WALKERS taking on the world-renowned Camino de Santiago, in north-west Spain, are being urged to stop defecating outdoors.
Signs declaring the area as a poop-free zone have emerged in the village of Galicia as its residents have become fed-up with the mess.
Lavatories are available in towns and hostels along the route but it appears walkers cannot resist the urge to be at one with nature.
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Sell them little shovels to bury it and make some money off all that al fresco crap.
The anti defecating sign looks more like a warning not to sit on land mines.
Lavatories available are they? I’m sure they are, but guaranteed to have no paper, or seat and probably filthy – as most are in Spain. No wonder the walkers are choosing to go outdoors instead…