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Design Considerations
*A nice flow thru the camp by two diagonals. One the emergency egress road which will be the camp promenade, and the other a opposite diagonal placement of vehicles and tents.
*The perimeter is pretty much ringed with vehicles.
*An emergency egress road. After setting up leaving early would not be easy, but would be possible.
*The community structure is ringed by anchor vehicles. This will provide support and wind blockage as well as allowing 12 volt power for the lights.
*Dan has made LED lights for the interior. Nice.
Budget for the 2009 "The Elders" Theme camp
Expendables (extra rope, ties, fasteners,extra grommets,paper plates, towels, etc. $80
Wine $120
Crackers $50
Brie $150
Health permit $50
Health permit supplies (soap, dispenser,disinfectant, buckets, towels, etc. see permit) $20
Ice for Brie $32
10X 20 Aluminet - $150
Token reinbursement for major haulers. Wayne $50, Skip $50
Lights $60 (The LED's lights that Dan build)
Canopy – 10x 10 $125
Wed soup. $100
Body Paint & brushes, sponges. $50
Massage Oil - $20
Unanticipated - $100
Total $1207
Hi,
I’m starting to work on the Burning Man theme camp
application for “The Elders.” After reviewing comments from last year, here’s
what I propose for 2009. Comments?
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Pre 2006 - We each did our own thing for food and "dined" together on a hit or miss basis.
2007 - Skip made a couple of community dinners. We liked the food, the camaraderie, etc
2008 - Skip did all the community dinners and breakfasts. It was very nice and greatly appreciated to have community dinners, socialization, etc.
UPDATE: We are having No community dinners and No community kitchen for 2009. Folks wanting to eat together can plan for about 7:00 -bring your own food.
This is my 2nd attempt as I hit the wrong button and erased the original posting ...duhhhhhh!
Here's my 2 cents in response to Jim's thoughts regarding 2008 and 9.
So far we've used various lanterns for light. Dan caught me one evening and mentioned the need for better lighting and that he would be willing to lookinto some sort of LED lighting.
Points for electrical engineers!