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food!
May 4, 2011 8:49:50 GMT -8
Post by kenhillwa on May 4, 2011 8:49:50 GMT -8
Not sure when you would have time/energy for two fancy meals, but sounds yummy nonetheless. Breakfast, yes, but since there is no re-entry the only other time is the end of the day and it will be like 12 or 1 in the morning at that point. If people can party at 12 or 1 in the morning I am sure I can put together something wonderful to eat. Food preparation is not nearly so time consuming as partying! Also, I am old...perhaps that explains it...lots of experience cooking and partying:-) You are old?? I am old. You should stop by and say hi at the campground. Also, the more you prepare beforehand the easier it is there.
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Post by kenhillwa on May 3, 2011 20:05:58 GMT -8
I'm going to be getting there early friday morning ahead of some friends of mine. What are the chances of being able to save them some space, and have them camp beside us when they get there a couple of hours later? Do they really pack you in there making this hard to do? The official answer is youy can't save spots for your friends. But in reality it depends on your people skills and how quick you can spread your stuff out to hold space. It also depends on how close you are to the roads. If you are close enough youy can squeeze anyone in.
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Post by kenhillwa on May 3, 2011 20:03:45 GMT -8
Coffee makes me poop. I hate pooping in port-a-pots. Ergo, fuck coffee in the campgrounds. You just don't know how to time yopur body. Hit the portapotty as soon as they are cleaned. That's what I do.
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Post by kenhillwa on May 3, 2011 18:12:12 GMT -8
So who's to say you were the first? Isn't that kinda late to be able to prove?
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Post by kenhillwa on May 3, 2011 10:50:43 GMT -8
I will have the coffee pot on during the morning. As far as the rest of the food, it will depend on how much I have left. I never like to throw anything out, so I cook a little extra and give it to the ppl around me. Works great on the morning I cook biscuits and gravy. I woulod charge if someone expected me to give them food all weekend long, but other that prearranged situations, that hasn't happened.
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Post by kenhillwa on May 2, 2011 15:10:09 GMT -8
Age of consent is 16 if within 60 months of the older person up to 18. The article I read said that there is also a law against communicating with a minor for immoral purposes too.
I would want people that I was camping with to be 21 so I wouldn't have to worry about the dinking issue as well.
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Post by kenhillwa on May 2, 2011 13:21:01 GMT -8
While the thought of taking a couple of young girls to Sasquatch is appealing, the thought of CH showing up is pretty scarey. And who wants to get in trouble for underage drinking at your site?
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Post by kenhillwa on May 2, 2011 13:18:53 GMT -8
Nice one! "Hi, I'm Chris Hanson, would you mind having a seat?"
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Post by kenhillwa on May 2, 2011 9:37:52 GMT -8
How far of a walk is it to the river? Are you able to walk down? Is it part of the campsite? You can not walk to the river from the campgound. The campground does not extend that far. If you want to got to the river, you need to drive about 5 miles to the little town below. There are places down there where you can swim. That is the easiest way to get there. Then you can stop at the little grocery store and pick up supplies too.
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Post by kenhillwa on May 2, 2011 9:28:18 GMT -8
I will be driving a full size truck there and will have room. Message me if you are interested. I will be leaving Seattle on Thursday and coming home on Tuesday. I picked up a couple of people last year and it was a blast. Always nice to meet new friends and help someone out.
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Post by kenhillwa on Apr 25, 2011 20:20:28 GMT -8
The trailers with the showers usually have a couple of bathrooms as well.
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food!
Apr 17, 2011 21:55:16 GMT -8
Post by kenhillwa on Apr 17, 2011 21:55:16 GMT -8
sweet! those recipes look awesome. I am a serious foodie-- and one of those people who whipped out the propane grill last year for some early morning eggs and espresso, though I flew in too (all thanks to my Vancouver friends). I guess I'll just keep a stash of carrots in my backpack! I guess us from the Northwest will have to carry the load for the homecooked food.
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Post by kenhillwa on Apr 8, 2011 11:31:04 GMT -8
I was up until 6 am on Tuesday last year, but I only had tyo drive to Seattle so it wasn't bad. I usually get out of the campground around noon, by the time I pack everything up.
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Orgy
Mar 6, 2011 19:53:57 GMT -8
Post by kenhillwa on Mar 6, 2011 19:53:57 GMT -8
I heard some guy named Charlie Sheen likes this topic.
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Post by kenhillwa on Mar 4, 2011 12:34:33 GMT -8
I have room for 5 max, so I should have room for one more.
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Post by kenhillwa on Feb 25, 2011 7:55:46 GMT -8
Sooo, are any of you reg. boarders actually camping in Premiere?! I camp in Premier from time to time, but this year I didn't see the cost effectiveness. They wanted me to pay for 2 tickets at 160.00 per each. With that the best perk is the ride to and from. For 320.00 that is an expensive taxi ride.
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Post by kenhillwa on Feb 22, 2011 7:49:04 GMT -8
I really doubt that the security will allow it. They break up parties with boom boxes after a while, I'm sure that live amplified, non sanctioned music in the camopground would be a nono.
I have been to the bus parties at Sasquatch and they are outrageous. You can't even get thru the bus in less than 20 minutes sometimes. If you don't keep eyte contact with your friends you can lose them in just a few seconds. Just about the time they really get fun, the security comes and shuts them down.
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Post by kenhillwa on Feb 20, 2011 14:52:23 GMT -8
And finally, act like you own the joint. You can go just about anywhere if you just act like you know what you are doing.
Watch the movie, "Fletch" and "Fletch Lives". They will tell you all you need to know.
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Post by kenhillwa on Feb 19, 2011 18:48:10 GMT -8
Guys, there are no camping spots. There is fileds that they rent from the local farmers. It is one big area. When you show up, there will be security guards that will direct you to the next open spot. When you pull up they will try to put you as close to the next guy as you will let them. That is how they pack people in. Have you ever been to a sporting event where they stack park you? It is kind of like that.
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Post by kenhillwa on Feb 17, 2011 14:01:40 GMT -8
I don't agree with the original post at all!
If you have shoes that are comfortable to walk in, stay on your feet without trouble, and are cool in the 90 degree weather, wear them. Huge considerations for the heat, but also for the walk to and from, the constant standing, and mosh pit time. One year I wore deck shoes with rawhide laces and they kept coming untied. Trust me, you do not want to have to tie your shoes when you are in that tight of a crowd. Also, flip flops are terrible in the mosh pit. No matter what you wear, your feet will get sore. It is a matter of how bad.
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