Hey name is Jannik,
and I am reaching out to express my Looking for a camp this year. It will be my third year attending the event, and I am excited to finally be able to give back by striving to become a Ranger.
I am 22 years old, hailing from Vienna, I am unfortunately unable to contribute much financially to a camp at the moment. However, as a young entrepreneur, I am currently focusing on building my life. I am currently working as an assistant to the management of a small group of companies, while also embarking on establishing a Organic-restaurant/concept store in Vienna.
In terms of what I can bring to the camp, I am an excellent listener and am adept at capturing ideas and advice. I have strong managerial and leadership skills and am also skilled in various forms of craftsmanship, particularly when it comes to setup and teardown. Moreover, I possess excellent culinary skills, as well as the ability to create delicious drinks.
Regarding my availability, I will be arriving on August 25th. As I have obtained an advanced Work Access Pass (WAP) due to my Ranger training, I will be able to enter the grounds earlier. My return flight is scheduled for September 5th at 23:59, so I will be available and willing to help in any way I can during that time.
For me, this year's goal is to truly understand the background of Burning Man, recognize the effort put into the event, and determine how I can integrate myself more strongly in the coming years. It is important to me to contribute and participate, rather than simply partying.
I should note that I do not have the funds or infrastructure to bring a tent or other sleeping materials. I understand that this may not align perfectly with the philosophy of Burning Man, but I am eager to attend and prefer to seize the opportunity each year, rather than waiting until I have accumulated enough financial resources, which may take a decade. But I bring my own Bike.
for me I think the best would be a camp that comes from Vienna or Europe
Lastly, my Burning Man name is Donner Path.You may be familiar with the origins of this name .
Thank you for taking the time to read this Text. I genuinely hope that I can be a part of Your Camp and contribute to the Burning Man experience. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
You picked a perfect name to head out ill prepared for survival. No tent or sleeping bag? But you can afford the trip? Is there an option closer to home where you can be be self reliant? https://regionals.burningman.org/region ... e/austria/. (Find local contacts, see if they are recruiting for camps)
I could be wrong. I respect your ambition, maybe that is enough these days, maybe Burning Man is just a temporary hotel city for managers who fly around the world. (Sure, we need the carbon) In the past people brought all they needed to survive in the desert, plus joyful and thoughtful things they made to share. If what they envisioned was more than they could manage, they grouped up to share the project: a theme camp. If you really want to understand the culture and history, you can start with this.
A tip for camp recruitment: camps need dirty hands. Say you are vigilant about moop, and would commit to trash pickup. Say you will sweep and clean, wash dishes, check tent stakes, help with ice runs.
Hey name is Jannik,
and I am reaching out to express my Looking for a camp this year. It will be my third year attending the event, and I am excited to finally be able to give back by striving to become a Ranger.
I am 22 years old, hailing from Vienna, I am unfortunately unable to contribute much financially to a camp at the moment. However, as a young entrepreneur, I am currently focusing on building my life. I am currently working as an assistant to the management of a small group of companies, while also embarking on establishing a Organic-restaurant/concept store in Vienna.
In terms of what I can bring to the camp, I am an excellent listener and am adept at capturing ideas and advice. I have strong managerial and leadership skills and am also skilled in various forms of craftsmanship, particularly when it comes to setup and teardown. Moreover, I possess excellent culinary skills, as well as the ability to create delicious drinks.
Regarding my availability, I will be arriving on August 25th. As I have obtained an advanced Work Access Pass (WAP) due to my Ranger training, I will be able to enter the grounds earlier. My return flight is scheduled for September 5th at 23:59, so I will be available and willing to help in any way I can during that time.
For me, this year's goal is to truly understand the background of Burning Man, recognize the effort put into the event, and determine how I can integrate myself more strongly in the coming years. It is important to me to contribute and participate, rather than simply partying.
I should note that I do not have the funds or infrastructure to bring a tent or other sleeping materials. I understand that this may not align perfectly with the philosophy of Burning Man, but I am eager to attend and prefer to seize the opportunity each year, rather than waiting until I have accumulated enough financial resources, which may take a decade. But I bring my own Bike.
for me I think the best would be a camp that comes from Vienna or Europe
Lastly, my Burning Man name is Donner Path.You may be familiar with the origins of this name .
Thank you for taking the time to read this Text. I genuinely hope that I can be a part of Your Camp and contribute to the Burning Man experience. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Welcome to eplaya. Do you have a ticket in hand? There have been documentaries made about people coming to Burning Man with NOTHING. Walking in the gate totally nude, and depended on others for virtually everything to survive a week in the harsh Black Rock Desert.
I assume you have a shirt, pants and shoes? Bring lots of water with you.
See you in the dust.
NOTE: This is an award winning documentary, but there are some frontal, male parts (as well as a bum-bum) that are part of the documentary.
Re: Young Aspiring Ranger Looking for a Camp
Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2023 2:33 pm
by Popeye
How are you getting to and from the playa? If you are flying all the way then you are wasting money you could spend on a tent and sleeping bag. What about food and water? Or is this something else you want someone to supply.
I suppose this could be a troll.
Popcorn, small bag.
Re: Young Aspiring Ranger Looking for a Camp
Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2023 5:44 am
by lucky420
Oh ffs!
Up you’re a 3rd year burner but don’t have funds or any gear to contribute? Tell us, what did you do your first 2 years? Well, ya got a bike, cool
Re: Young Aspiring Ranger Looking for a Camp
Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2023 8:43 am
by lucky420
Have you checked with any of the ranger groups?
Re: Young Aspiring Ranger Looking for a Camp
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2023 6:46 am
by ygmir
well, you'll need a place, and or someone to sleep with, yes?
Is this how you plan to earn your keep?
Send Nudez
Re: Young Aspiring Ranger Looking for a Camp
Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2023 2:08 pm
by Donnerpath
Dear Burners, thank you for your critical messages.
I'm 22 years old, and it's not easy for me to attend Burning Man.
I don't go there just to party, but to give back in my own way. I also believe that I can give more back each year. I earn $400 per month and don't have extra money.
I work every day to make something of my life and want to go to Burning Man once a year. I understand and respect your opinions.
Thank you, @Elorrum, for the links and thought-provoking tips.
Thank you, @Sham, for the video. I just watched it, and while I've never thought of going naked, it's very inspiring.
Thank you, @Popeye, for your critique. I would love to integrate more and prefer to participate and learn rather than wait until I earn more money.
@lucky420, in my first year, I only helped set up and tear down at the camp I stayed in. In the second year, I looked for opportunities to volunteer, which included being a Greeter. I am Still Checking the Ranger groups
@ygmir, you're right, and no, I don't want to make a living this way. However, I think it's okay to ask for help and accept it. After all, we are stronger together
I hope you all have a wonderful burn thank you for your time
Jannik / Donnerpath
Re: Young Aspiring Ranger Looking for a Camp
Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2023 2:45 pm
by Elorrum
Donnerpath. I'll give you points for a gracious answer. Thank you.
If you make $400 a month, you are committing at least 4 months wages for tickets, and at least another month's for expenses. How are you going to get ahead in your non-burning life if you are spending nearly half a year of your gross income for a week at Burning Man? each year? Is it even possible? I think you may need to look into ygmir's suggestion.
Dear Burners, thank you for your critical messages.
I'm 22 years old, and it's not easy for me to attend Burning Man.
I don't go there just to party, but to give back in my own way. I also believe that I can give more back each year. I earn $400 per month and don't have extra money.
I work every day to make something of my life and want to go to Burning Man once a year. I understand and respect your opinions.
Thank you, @Elorrum, for the links and thought-provoking tips.
Thank you, @Sham, for the video. I just watched it, and while I've never thought of going naked, it's very inspiring.
Thank you, @Popeye, for your critique. I would love to integrate more and prefer to participate and learn rather than wait until I earn more money.
@lucky420, in my first year, I only helped set up and tear down at the camp I stayed in. In the second year, I looked for opportunities to volunteer, which included being a Greeter. I am Still Checking the Ranger groups
@ygmir, you're right, and no, I don't want to make a living this way. However, I think it's okay to ask for help and accept it. After all, we are stronger together
I hope you all have a wonderful burn thank you for your time
Jannik / Donnerpath
We can be harsh but we do wish you a good successful burn
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