钱紧的旅游客为了省钱；在墓地宿营搭帐篷。

大龙卷风

以至北领地小城墓地管理处不得不竖起：“禁止宿营“ 地牌子。如有违反者法款50刀。
Cheeky tourists pitch tents in cemetery

By Alyssa Betts

Northern Territory News

November 30, 2009 07:30am

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TIGHT-fisted tourists have been using a cemetery as their campground in a desperate bid to save cash.

A Northern Territory town's cemetery is now sporting an unusual feature among its headstones and flowers – "no camping" signs, the Northern Territory News reports.

While Darwin has been struggling with its usual backpacker brigade blocking up space by popular beach locales, Katherine has been copping irreverent campers setting up in the local cemetery.

It has had to take the unusual step of erecting the signs to officially confirm it's not OK to pull up in your caravan and have a wash.

Katherine mayor Anne Shepherd said there had been a few tourists camping there during the dry season.

"They camp in an area where the ablution block is," she said.

The bemused mayor said she wasn't sure why people would choose to sleep there to save money.

Thrifty campers take note: Katherine Town Council can fine you $50 for ignoring the signs and setting up for the night.
http://www.news.com.au/travel/story/0,28318,26418830-5014090,00.html