In case thereās any seriousness behind the flippancy curtain
the hitch-hikers are probably those who got here via Peach or Scoot or Etc. Airways, on a dime and a dollar. Thereās a variety of backgrounds, and levels of wealth. There are some private cars near the land entrance, and driving there is not discouraged, but parking is rough and tight on a small lane.
You donāt need to bring anything, although a tent/hammock would be very wise, and perhaps some personal snacks. Food is free although donations are requested after each meal (2 a day).
Phones, cameras, speakers & other electronics arenāt welcome.
Iāve not seen any alcohol or other drugs on site. I think if that is happening, itās taking place in the dark fringes.
I think I saw a couple of foreign hippies down Main Station after work. Honest to God, 70s flower power, long mane for the girl, long mane and long beard for the guy, flare ups and bell bottoms.
Pics (with yourself making the v-sign) or it didnāt happen!
Do they have tents dedicated to followers of particular religions? I read that they usually have a Jesus Camp, a Krishna Camp, and a Hebrew Camp. What about Buddhists and Muslims?
