Burning Man

Double Trike at Thunderdome

Thunderdome is fun, beautiful and a bit dangerous.

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Geoffrey Watering the Court

Geoffrey built an ingenious water treatment system for our gray water. The camp's gray water was filtered, sanitized, pressurized and then sprayed onto the tennis court. This created a hard crust for better game play. (The weird light balance was due to an accident on my part.)

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Geoffrey Watering the Court

Maintaining the court was a morning ritual. Like any clay court it needed to be swept, packed and watered daily.

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Inside the Big Tent

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Ganesh

By Friday Ganesh was styling.

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Kin at Courtside

By removing one of the tent's side walls, it became a courtside clubhouse. The ability to add or remove walls allowed the big Ganesh tent to be in harmony with the weather or whatever else was going on.

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Indian Desert Tent

The big tent stayed cool during the day, and warm at night.

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Kitchen

We had a working double sink. Sweet for desert living.

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Tom

Tom gave a courtside concert during our Friday happy hour.

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Ganesh Tent

Marc and Kin in the big tent.

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Scott

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Rackets

The Court of Ganesh provided citizens of Black Rock City everything needed for tennis. Our tennis pro was available for lessons, and libations were provided in the courtside big tent.

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Rebar Cap

These things are worth their weight in gold.

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Rackets

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Ganesh

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Sun Umbrella

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Wing

The Wing added to the shade in camp. Nice place for an afternoon siesta.

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