Another Burn is dust…

Burning Man ended a week ago Monday.  Without getting into details yet, this year was even better for me than 2005.  It will take some time to fully digest what transpired and to hopefully, consolidate the experience into a message, lesson, learning.  Nonetheless, Burning Man felt more like home and my camp-mates more like family.  I expected the "wow factor" to be diminished the second time around and the experience to be somewhat less meaningful, so I was doubly pleased when I discovered this wasn’t the case.  My photos probably tell the best story.  Also, here is an aerial map of Black Rock City that helps give some idea of what Burning Man actually looks like.  More to come on this…

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