JenCC
This is the one i got this year. :thumbsup
It is rated to 300 pounds and fits my wide ass… 
Very comfy and in stock at REI 
http://www.rei.com/product/683990?vcat=REI_SEARCH
Peace…A J
AJ… does it have pockets for your pic-a-nic basket? You know the basket… the one with dessert for me! :flower
OMG Hippie!! I listed the front yard and the roof as fest-sitting training, but you’ve taken it to another level! If chosen correctly, a store does a much better job of providing a “festival” type atmosphere as far as people walking by, etc.
You are going to be in great shape for TBF, my friend! Great shape!
xoxo
:flower This isn’t a vacation, it’s a lifestyle :flower
Remember folks it’s a marathon not a race :thumbsup
:cheers
OK, so let’s say that I am not the most expierenced camper. My camping is usually 2 nights max. I have read this over and have a few preguntas? I know I will underpack and forget something! If I run out of food at my camp, is there a grocer in town? Are there ice machines in the camping area? Illium camping? Is there a general store where I can overpay for something I forgot to pack? What types of grills are allowed? Gas only?
Any help is greatly appreciated. I just know as the excitment of packing and leaving grows closer, I am going to forget numerous items. Help a rookie out would ya?
There’s a couple grocery stores in town and you can get ice there, as well as at the Shell station just outside town or the station by Society turn. I don’t know if they’ll have ice available at Ilium or not. Generally speaking, gas grills are fine. I know that wood fires/grills aren’t allowed in town, but I think charcoal is acceptable as long as you’re careful with the ashes. We don’t want any hot ashes being put where they don’t belong.
There’s also a hardware store for any other necessities you may have forgotten. :cheers
:wave ok…Here’s a VERY important one for the women! I’m not sure if anybody has mentioned this yet. Bring Aunt Flow gear! High altitude can mysteriously bring her visit so don’t forget to pack yer gear! :eek
Uhhh Connie Love… :wave :wave :wave
You really need to do something about that techno soundtrack tha seems to be haunting you this past few days. Can you just slip something into their drinks?
Like maybe some good homebrew? It will bring em around in no time. :thumbsup
:cheers
:argh repeat :argh repeat!
I have made my managerial decision (I have to do these things now) to eliminate the club/trance crap on days that i work, :bash so this means that i have to sort of :quote fire or dismiss :quote the present DJ and replace his Thur.-Fri spot with :rock Metal Thurs. & Punk Friday :rock …that should solve the problem!
Counting down the days!!! It’s over 100 here somewhere around 105 today :devil
Come now people! There is one rule of thumb that we can all go by: All services are available in T-ride, can’t think of a single thing you can’t get that would help you get by!
You can always (and I mean always ) throw money at a problem until the problem goes away!
See my post about the TBF experience and you will see how much is available to you!
All the best!
Another thread that needs revival. :thumbsup
Could someone please show me the link to Dewey’s post that tells us where all the money is available? Thanks! :thumbsup (twist, twist)
Auntie Hope :pickin
Time to give this thread a little bump… bump
Here’s the start of my 2008 pack list… :thumbsup
I finally found this on my old hard drive and have begun to update it. You can use this as a :quote starting point. :quote
Now without further audieu :sunshine :sunshine :sunshine
Jerry’s RunaMuck packing list:
Tickets - wallet - cash
Ez ups with spikes
Tent
Ground cloth
Nylon twine
Sleeping Bag
Therma rests
Pillows
condoms
Flashlight/head lamps
Walkie Talkies
camera
batteries
cell phone w xtra battery
bluetooth headset
charging cable
Quarters (for showers)
comfy shoes and sandals
lotsa socks
Clothes - long sleeved t shirts
skirt - tie die for rumballs
Big straw hat
heavy jacket and fleece
sunscreen/sunglasses
reading glasses
rain suit
water bottles
day pack
duck call
croquet set
wagon
shaving kit
bath towel
lotion
lip balm
toothbrush
hair brush
comb
foot slave
folding table
cutting boards
2 burner coleman stove
white gas
unleaded gas (back up for truck/stove)
bar towels
waffle irons
bellman
coffee grinder
spray on corn oil
sourdough starter
weber
mesquite charcoal
jumiper for smoking
firestarter chimney
roll-up table
small skillet
saucepan
paper plates
festival cups
metal cups
silverware
spatula
knife bag
dishpan
dr bronners soap
tin foil, and zip lock, and garbage bags
compost, recycle, and garbage buckets
cubitaners for water
hot water maker
propane tanks
stainless sink
5 gallon buckets for gray water
festival chairs
camp chairs
tarpage
food ice chest
oyster ice chest
round gott coooler
co2 bottle
beer kit
Beer
Lanterns
Small propane bottles
Mantles
Matches
minidisk recorder
stereo mic
headphones
big battery
solar panel with regulator
inverter
extension cord
blank mini discs
mic stand
gaffers tape
electrical tape
cables
small flashlight
cable adapters
hammer
rope
string
screwdriver
needle nose
vise grips
channel locks
wire cutter
felcos
swiss army knife
matte knife
wax
tennis balls
gaffers tape
:cheers :cheers
Great list, Jerry. Condoms and a duck call??? Yep, it’s going to be a good festival!!!
Thanks for clearing up why you would bring a duck call :evil
:cheers :cheers :cheers
:wave Get ready for it… :evil
Caution bad pun alert :flower
Last warning. :festival
:quote Sometimes - I’m all quacked up :quote
Keeping it going…
Your bad pun wasn’t all it was :quote quacked :quote up to be
I’m afraid to even go here, but call me an opertunist, puns a plentyful
Was that foot Salve or Foot Slave on that list ,Jer :lol
What started out many years ago as a simple typo has evolved into another Telluride tradition.
Yes you read it correctly : Foot Slave
:quote Duck :quote that…it was highlarious!