We share so many of the same memories, thanks to our fathers I am sure. I also have the benefit of being one of those grid girls (lucky me), I do wonder if I returned now it would be?
Having been up there from 81 to 86, between the ages of 10 to 15, this is an accurate reflection of the lived experience of kids on the mountain. It was straight up lawless.
We share so many of the same memories, thanks to our fathers I am sure. I also have the benefit of being one of those grid girls (lucky me), I do wonder if I returned now it would be?
It's better. You can get a reasonable coffee on Mount Panorama which does my head in.
Walking around the camp area, I think it's a lot of the same people. They're just too old now to be too rowdy.
So good, love your stories and you reading the article.
The Burning Man types would pale at Burning Couch
Thanks so much!! Glad that you enjoy the audio stuff - your comment makes me resent the editing a little less, haha.
PS always a good read, cheers me up on a Monday
THANK YOU DEREK. That's such nice feedback - it honestly means a lot.
So it was all a bit watered down you might say
Very watery. Unless you're in a corporate box (like I eventually managed to wrangle).
You are hilarious. Best thing on a Monday morning. 🥰
THANK YOU Sandra. I really appreciate that.
Having been up there from 81 to 86, between the ages of 10 to 15, this is an accurate reflection of the lived experience of kids on the mountain. It was straight up lawless.
Yes - lawless is the word.
These days it's a much older, more tame crowd. Who knows how much longer this scene will exist.