Building the Temple of Transition 2011 in Reno NV.
Stacking the walls.
Nifer, in red, helps the Man Krew with constructing the head for the Man.
A Temple crewmember makes detailed pieces to apply to the Temple.
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Jonathan Wolfe installs the lights in the head of the 3sided Man. Photo by Carole Devillers.
The BRS shop building shades the fabrication crew for a week in July
Every evening, around 6pm, volunteers lamplighters place kerosen lanterns on the path leading to The Man
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On Cafe Island.
The inspection procedure involves three transects of the city, each one hundred feet by fifteen hundred feet, walked by volunteers. The materials collected are measured by square footage.
Most of the work ranch structures are temporary, sometimes very temporary. Some of this shadewas knocked down by a storm four weeks later.
Building the L2K ring around the man
Gerlach residents Vern, Jim, DPW volunteers Eric, Pete, Flynn (DPW and Gerlach resident), Tex, and Gerlach resident John answer a call for construction help from the Gerlach Community Clinic
The Artery volunteers greet and register artists in center camp.
One of the few times that the BLM turned out more volunteers than DPW for an inspection.
Love the bunny slippers...
Some of the medical volunteers at the emergency services station at 9:00 and Arcade
Volunteers at black rock city airport.
Volunteers booth at Center Camp Café
Burners dressed in white gather at dawn for a
At this annual ritual, the fire that eventually lights the man is created.
On Sunday,in a farewell to the playa ritual, participants were asked to throw their underwear to the burning duck.
Lamplighters lifting lanterns onto a spire on the Main Route out to The Man.