Well we have our own Yurt Hood this year planned at camp charlie.  As
of now we have 7 yurts using my stud system planned.  I know there
will be at least three more.  Which means we will have a Yurt
Empire.   10 o clock and G.  Look for the big pink candy mountain art
car or the "glow in the dark" framed yurt.   That will be mine.  And
all this means there are about 4 less RV's stinking up the playa.

More to come.


On May 23, 10:19 am, Bender of camp charlie the uniocorn BM
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Background.
> Me.  Law school dropout,  Learned to weld.  Fabricated Stock cars.
> Joined the electricians union.  (IBEW local 11)  economy took a shit.
> I had free time.  Always wanted to go to burning man.  No money.
> Decided to help a group with my welding and get a ticket and have a
> home for 2012.  Sent a quick email to a regional director of burners
> in Los Angeles asking if any needed help.  Three hours later I was
> committed.
>
> The Unicorn
>
> Burning Man 2011.  Spent 8 weeks welding a giant silly art car for
> Burning Man.  These people were strangers with a silly dream.  And I
> bought into it,  Camp got me a ticket.  I was left packing in hefty
> bags and whatever container I could find night before we left. My
> shelter was a large tent. I showed up to BM exhausted. I left the same
> way.  I had a blast as the playa will love you if you selflessly give
> to a project.
> I watched people and groups and discovered a truth.
>
> Twenty minutes and one person.  That is my rule.  If you HAVE TO to
> accomplish anything on the playa it had better be able to be
> substantially completed in twenty minutes and and with one person
> (you).  (lol including sex? one burner asked me about this thought.  I
> smiled.  Yes.)
>
> I watched the people.  From large and small. Burning Man is the Super
> Bowl and World Cup of all people watching.   Group dynamics fascinate
> me.  And I realized there would be more yurts on the playa if it took
> less than three people to put together.  If you try to round up more
> that three burners for a task it becomes like herding cats.
>
> Now this idea/goal of anything being able to be completed in under 20
> with one person presents a challenge to the yurt builders.
>
> And watching them built i realized the two major parts to the project.
> Two smaller parts.  The upright walls were one major part.  The roof
> the second.
>
> And I knew I was going to yurt in 2012 (playa gods should they smile)
> and I wanted more room than the traditional 4" high yurt i had seen
> everywhere.
>
> Being a metal fabricator and welder I figured things out and came up
> with MY solution.

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