Here's the Angry Postal Workers, going, umm, postal. Inside the chai tent, perhaps the best hairdo and general look of the night! Someone taking off their shoes and giving their feet a rest in camp. Reading about it in Neal Stephenson's book The Big U didn't make it any less exciting.) I'm not sure this was his intention, but is that a Citgo sign on the back of this guys shirt? (Ever since I've lived in Kenmore Square (in my Boston University years) I've liked the Citgo sign. Participants doing - I kid you not - the Hokey Pokey. Unfortunately, I never made it back to see how it all turned out. Here's the artist, laying out an animal park. Each in a different style, but somehow suited to the playa. Strolling along I came across these great handmade animals. It's leopard-skin flamingo man, at your service. Sunglasses are an important thing to bring to Buring Man. Actually, the hardest thing about taking photos on the playa is to make sure that theįolks walking into the sun. The shark car! A very cool thing to see on the playa, its tail swinging from side to side. They did keep tidying it up, rather than putting most of it away.Ī photographer takes a photo of a woman and her iguana.

Not much was tied down and it got trashed whenever the wind picked up. Seth and I showing off our nipple clamps, once we finished using them to hold the structure together.īeer run! These guys had a pretty typical camp. She spent such an amount of time doing the body paint. Our neighbors, the three naked guys on a trampoline. Burning Man 1996: Denizens of Black Rock City

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