Young Padawan,
As a new member of Kamp Duktape you can watch and cheer our crew on the first day. If you want to participate after that you’ll be welcome to grab a tarp and join the frenzy.
Let us show you how we do it; I think you’ll like our style.
Bevin
The video Sugar posted is pretty instructional. It’s the madness leading up to the actual run itself that falls into the category of “you have to see it to believe it.” It’s a lot to explain but once you see it you’ll understand completely.
I think Paul Hoffman would concur with that when the newbie was reading the Crunchy Frog rules ( the slowest reading ever) while Ginger was “distracting” said newbie.
It’s really quite simple as the weather in Telluride gets warmer the frogs go through a metamorphosis of sorts. They start to dehydrate and actually take on a “crunchy consistency”. This corresponds with the mating season for these frogs and as a result all of Town Park (especially the area where Run A Muck’s camp is located) become over run with the crispy critters and you can’t help but step on many of them through out the day, and when you step on them they CRUNCH! Therefore they become Crunchy Frogs! It really quite sad as the little buggers are in the throws of passion you step on them and spoil their fun. Just one of the things you must adapt to in Town Park! :pirate
Tarp run is rite of passage for run a muck festival virgins. You’ll be thankful for line duty after rumballs and crunchy frog shots. Do not despair , all will come clear in dye time.
This thread made me very home sick for Town Park! I had to take a year off, but I’d like to think that AlohaGirl took my ticket this year and is enjoying it for the both of us. Your first TBF… there’s really nothing like it…