just putting it out here on Tribe that i totally thank and praise everybody in Blazin Raisin world who made this burn so great for me and for all of us at 4:20 between freshwater and grassland! heeeee hee hee
Raisin Camp was a sweet place to call home--
i did feel the overall spirit of love and community and interconnectivity and fun and beauty and support was very warm and very high and despite the destruction of our two ship masts, people weathered the storms in good spirits...and of course in the blink of an eye our camp mcgyvers were alrady jerryrigging new configurations for shade and wind protection....
maybe next year, if there is a next year?---something stronger for our community shade---think pyramid?
obviously it was great to rekindle old standing friendships with you adam and feather and elana and ian and of course to expand and deepen newer ones in our jolly little village---
we also may have been one of the few camps in black rock city in which spanish was regularly spoken as well and in that regard thanks punta mona for keeping us--lets just say--exceptionally cool!....
the only major drawback was that the BM week is too short...as a result theres so many great souls with great smiles and kind hearts who i would have loved to gotten to know much better yet got just a light sampler of----nonetheless opportunities may unfold down the road...
ok my friends --- enough for now --- back to my "regular" life here deep in the redrock canyons of utah ---yalls take a dip in the ocean for me...OK?
one love
moab pete, aka crags
ps---drink acai!
Raisin Camp was a sweet place to call home--
i did feel the overall spirit of love and community and interconnectivity and fun and beauty and support was very warm and very high and despite the destruction of our two ship masts, people weathered the storms in good spirits...and of course in the blink of an eye our camp mcgyvers were alrady jerryrigging new configurations for shade and wind protection....
maybe next year, if there is a next year?---something stronger for our community shade---think pyramid?
obviously it was great to rekindle old standing friendships with you adam and feather and elana and ian and of course to expand and deepen newer ones in our jolly little village---
we also may have been one of the few camps in black rock city in which spanish was regularly spoken as well and in that regard thanks punta mona for keeping us--lets just say--exceptionally cool!....
the only major drawback was that the BM week is too short...as a result theres so many great souls with great smiles and kind hearts who i would have loved to gotten to know much better yet got just a light sampler of----nonetheless opportunities may unfold down the road...
ok my friends --- enough for now --- back to my "regular" life here deep in the redrock canyons of utah ---yalls take a dip in the ocean for me...OK?
one love
moab pete, aka crags
ps---drink acai!
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