Well, after reading this I feel somehow compelled to say something. Not entirely sure what that is, though. Heartache is rough. Children are wonderful. I think you are a good person, Joe, if you ever happen to read this thread again I wish you my best. I have a child and have been seperate from her ...

I was dreading the dust for my first burn until about a week or two beforehand when I realized I needed to change my attitude and LOVE the dust instead of fearing it. I'd never even breathed it before, but the message that came to me was loud and clear. Accept the dust. Allow the dust. Let it be hea...

Yeah, I was a newb to BM this year, but if anything I came overprepared. It is true, if you actually read and pay attention to the survival guide you will have a very good idea what you are in for. I have a fair amount of camping and survival experience, so it wasn't too much of a stretch to get out...

[quote="unjonharley"]it could be that us white trash are the only ones stupid enough to go out in that heat and call it fun..[/quote] Heh, yeah, maybe so! What amazes me about it all is that we actually do make it fun. I have a lot of opinions about burning man (pos and neg), which potentially lead ...

And so a great era comes to an end. What will brc be without piss clear?

Well, it was my first year and though I found some camps to be less "inviting" than others, in general I found the spirit of the event welcoming. Some people do come to do their private thing, as you would expect. Other camps, like the camp I was involved with (Cyphertown), have a public area and a ...

Fellow Freaks and Explorers, Hola, i'm Djero from Colorado, a musician, woodworker, father and passionate seeker (long story short). Tomorrow I leave for a new adventure! I feel lucky I will be arriving early to my first BM, i'm helping with construction at an amazing camp called Cyphertown which ve...