Driving from Portland to Gerlach is less than 500 miles and wasn't too bad.
I drove and was the passenger. I LOVE road trips, one of my fave things to do.
Road trips - seeing new things while driving to whatever destination, stopping for yummy food, peeing outside, exploring, hiking and going to hot spring - that's when life is good!
I have many future road trips planned.

Once at Burning Man I used my brand new Fjällräven (which means arctic fox) backpack every day. On it I attached the wooden Burning Man and the vial of Playa dust I got last year plus some other trinkets. So when I came across Deery Lou, a Sanrio character that is super KAWAII I just had to stop and take a pic of my backpack right there. I was really excited!
Yes, all things KAWAII make me excited.
On the way home I really traveled in style once I got to the airport in Portland. My backpack was dusty so I put it in a WalMart bag, that was my carry on. Very stylish! I actually thought that was rather funny. And my hair was total Playa hair (more on that subject later).
Leaving Burning Man (also known as Exodus) was surprisingly easy this year. I left around 7 am Monday morning and basically drove straight out, that was great. Last year I waited in line to get out for at least six hours if not more, I can't remember exactly now.
Tonight I have some serious Burning Man withdrawals. I miss it terribly. I'm bored and I wish I was back at the Playa, dancing somewhere.......here is a pic of the sun coming up while I was packing and somberly getting ready to leave.
Annette on :
TATIANA Post author on :
Yes....I'm already telling Chhaya about the RV. But no dogs at Burning Man. That's a rule that is strict. And I get it. But Chhaya will enjoy the RV on all the other road trips.
Oh Annette, it was so much fun!
Mumintrollet on :
TATIANA Post author on :
I HAVE a camper on my truck. Although I am getting rid of that camper (I'm hoping to sell it, it was given to me as a "gift" and needs LOTS of work, not my idea of a camper I want to stay in. I'm not particularly spoiled but I want something a bit nicer.....plus a camper is not exactly an RV either. Close but not really.