Written by people who, every year, go camp in a desert where you can’t even dump water safely. So I feel that you will find this Burning Man primer fascinating, not least because it is remarkably unsentimental and unforgiving in its approach. It’s almost draconian, in fact: there’s a strong sense of you-will-learn-how-to-do-these-things that I found appealing. And some of them I will probably do, the next time I’m at Pennsic (which is apparently infinitely easier to camp in).
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Maybe they should have given that to the North Dakota pipeline people. 🙂
I believe that the Burners offered tips and input.
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I also believe the BLM interactions with Black Rock City (Burning Man) are less fraught than the dealings with the DAPL folks.
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And that’s all I’ll say here.
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Mew
Having been to both sites … not while they’re necessarily *active*, mind – Black Rock City is not as unforgiving as Mars, but much closer than the green hills of Pennsylvania…
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I’m sure the leave no trace aspects apply, and that SCA could learn a good bit from BRC.
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Mew