A pause
By John Curley
We're going to stay quiet for a little bit, out of respect for the family and friends of the woman ...Read More
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Just your average Tuesday
By John Curley
One of the things about Burning Man is that one day seems like three; when you think about what happened ...Read More
Opening Day: wet, not so wild
By John Curley
As Peanut put it, Burning Man pressed the “pause” button today, as heavy rains and hail prevented people from getting ...Read More
Breathing Sea Monkeys
By Moze
When you're on the playa a certain number of hours, you acclimate. That number of hours depends on your constitution, ...Read More
Three friends, the Temple, and the heart of BRC
By John Curley
Michael Ziff and Craig Mullin have been coming to Burning Man since 1999, which, because it was in the ‘90s, ...Read More
Things come to a head
By John Curley
The Man got a head today, and he’s a better Man for it. Actually, he’s had a head for some ...Read More
The desert time
By John Curley
Summer has returned to the playa. After unseasonably cool (even cold!) and wet weather early in the build, we’ve had ...Read More
What a big Man you are
By John Curley
Well, now, that’s a Man. A mighty tall man. The names are pouring in – Tin Man, Skinny Jeans Man, ...Read More
A little of this, a lot of that, and some more of that other thing
By John Curley
A good part of this morning’s morning meeting was devoted to the imminent arrival of the Bureau of Land Management’s ...Read More