Episode 16 is less of a “trick” and more of a clarification and definition. “Who are the Rangers and how do I relate to them?” More importantly, “Do I have to act sober around them?!”
- Thanks to Ranger Vegas and Ranger K8 for answering my questions.
- For official Rangers history and info, check out: rangers.burningman.org
- For my other Tips & Tricks videos, search this site or visit Lustmonkey.com
- An extended audio version of this podcast is available on iTunes.
Thank you Halcyon for the love and kindness and helping to inform the community.
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Thanks for the great summation, Halcyon. We’re always looking for more volunteers – if your viewers are interested and have been to Burning Man at least twice, they can find out more about becoming a Ranger here:
http://burningman.org/event/volunteering/teams/brc-rangers/
It’s a great way to gift the community some of your time and my experience is that it’s helped me grow and appreciate Burning Man more than just being a participant.
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Thank you John for helping me explain what a Ranger is, and just as important what we aren’t. I’ve passed this onto my regional group FB page and upcoming Regional event. Eloquent explanation for all the new folks, and even for the dustier folks.
Cheers
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Thank you, Claymore!
Thank you, Got A Match!
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Thanks so much, this was a very informative video! LOVE!
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Almost anyone on Playa with a BM Laminate has the same type of underlying role of the Rangers (some of us even go through Ranger Training). Because those of us who are not Rangers have other commitments, we may not be as engaging as the Rangers.
I find it funny, as one of the few people wearing a watch on Playa, I am continually asked for the time…
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Thank you so much for spreading your wonderful description to the community. Burners who may have avoided the Rangers now have a clear picture of who they are and what they do. Thank you!
Big love and hugs!!!
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When you’re at BM and you see Rangers grouped together, they’re usually on a training mission. My advice is to steer clear of these groups because they’re looking hard for rule infractions to approach you on and train the greenhorns.
Also, they’re no denying that some Rangers are on a power trip. The best way to avoid these power-tripping Rangers is to avoid all Rangers whenever possible, just like you would LEOs.
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Rollins, you’re talking about the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Rangers. Halcyon is talking about the Black Rock Rangers. Two very different groups with extremely different missions and completely opposite levels of authority…
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