Both for giggles and amazement, I tune in to the ustream live feed from Burning Man a couple or three times a day during the week preceding Labor Day weekend. Never been much of an art lover and crowds normally send me in the opposite direction, but I love a spectacle. Burning Man appears to be a Class A spectacle, hence the interest. Plus, it beats working.
Anyway, the Burning Man live cam @ Gerlach, aimed north to the playa, showed thunderstorms as the place was due to start filling up with attendees yesterday (Monday 25 August). I thought---"Hmmm, that's not going to be good for business on the playa". Sure enough, the Reno TV stations and loads of other outlets are full of video from the ground and the air showing tens of thousands of burners stranded along 447 and in Reno and surrounding communities, as the entrance to the playa surface had to be closed until it dried out, which apparently it did earlier today. Sure proof of the spectacle unfolding is a Reno Channel 2 reporter, apparently at Pyramid Lake, concluding his story as a woman in the middle distance background drops her skirt to the ground. Film at 11?
Foy
-why you say-all the nice looking girl hitch hikers/campers and all the local bars filled up with wild women on the way up and back 
. A single mans dream-and that usually what it was to 
, most had boy friends, but they usually liven'd up the local bar seen a few days anyway Seems to me we also did allot of field work up there around that time of the year--- the even and a few fly overs never hurt- 
! Memories 
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