At Last
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fatal_GRACE
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At Last
I have been interested in Burningman for a few years now, but, living in Alaska, I never had the time or means to make the long trip. Fortunately, I moved down south a couple months ago, and I finally have an opportunity to make it happen.
So, greetings to you all, and I look forward to meeting you on the playa this year.
So, greetings to you all, and I look forward to meeting you on the playa this year.
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fatal_GRACE
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Welcome Fatal Grace. I also found Phil's website to be very helpful when I was preparing:
http://www.cieux.com/bm/bmtoc.html
http://www.cieux.com/bm/bmtoc.html
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Re: At Last
Theres wuite a group of Alaskans tha go - some make the exodus by road as well. If your looking to do it on the cheap - PM me nd ill put you in touch with the more involved anchorage based folks. They do it in three weeks, with some driving, some cooking, and all having a good time.fatal_GRACE wrote:I have been interested in Burningman for a few years now, but, living in Alaska, I never had the time or means to make the long trip. Fortunately, I moved down south a couple months ago, and I finally have an opportunity to make it happen.
So, greetings to you all, and I look forward to meeting you on the playa this year.
One of the busses has a shitter, shower, kitchenette and seats 24 to boot. They stop for fuel and to dump poo - MEals are cooked enroute, and plenty of drivers to keep going.
sounds like a blast.
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fatal_GRACE
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Thanks for all the useful links and advice, guys, it helps to get a better understanding of the challenges involved.
The Alaskan group sounds like a blast, mdmf, but I moved out of state, so I won't be starting out from there. Still, I'd be interested to get in touch with them.
Also, I've been looking at shelter options (I'm thinking about going with a commercial tent, since I have no experience making my own), I was wondering what is recommended. I found one site called shelter-systems.com that looks good - are there any reviews or tips I can get on that?
The Alaskan group sounds like a blast, mdmf, but I moved out of state, so I won't be starting out from there. Still, I'd be interested to get in touch with them.
Also, I've been looking at shelter options (I'm thinking about going with a commercial tent, since I have no experience making my own), I was wondering what is recommended. I found one site called shelter-systems.com that looks good - are there any reviews or tips I can get on that?
Some people use their stuff.
Some use tents inside larger tents or shade structures.
A four season tent is best, in other words, a proper tent that closes up.
Springbar is highly recommended, but heavy.
These people do shade kits.
http://www.shelsys.com/
Some use tents inside larger tents or shade structures.
A four season tent is best, in other words, a proper tent that closes up.
Springbar is highly recommended, but heavy.
These people do shade kits.
http://www.shelsys.com/
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