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11 Burning Mans in a row and each one is completely different. Just when you thought you have it figured out, you realize you don’t! I got a bit over 5,000 photos this time round and am slowly editing them. This one I processed on an extended road trip and is one of three art pieces from one of my favorites out there, Michael Benisty. This is version 2.0 of a piece he brought out to the playa last time called Broken, Together. The names of his pieces are also very clever. Another one in this collection is called "In Every Lifetime I Will Find You." Burning Man, Nevada
This was my first time exploring the old town part of San Juan and it was impressive. I also learned a thing or two! When the Spanish came over to start hauling gold away in their ships, they brought these blue cobblestones from Spain as ballast. So, upon arriving at the port of San Juan, they would dump all the blue cobblestone before filling it up again with gold. The locals would use all the pretty blue stone to pave the streets. Pretty nifty eh? San Juan, Puerto Rico
On the first day there, we went through survival training. This means we had to do everything from learn to dig out an ice cave, build a “kitchen” so we could make food and get out of the wind, set up emergency polar tents, get fuel into the tiny stove, sleep in emergency gear, and more. Here, in this photo, you can see the kitchen that we made and our little camp preparing for the survival night. And, at night at this time of year, it never gets dark… the final thing we did before going to sleep was put on eye-masks… otherwise the light did strange things to your mind…- Trey RatcliffClick here to read the rest of this post at the Stuck in Customs blog.
