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September 25, 2018
2018 Burning Man Photos
A view of my camp from the elevated deck at Box Office Camp. This was taken my second day on the playa.
Trago Peak on the eastern edge of the playa.
Burner Buddies Stephanie and Klank.
Every year there's one art piece that is obviously dangerous, and BMOrg will let people play on it until someone gets seriously hurt and then they make some changes. Before this one had been open for too many days, someone fell off and it was shut down.
The front of Box Office while we were setting up.
My first evening on the playa.
My truck in the Nugget Casino parking garage in Sparks.
A menorah constructed on a tandem bike.
At the Burner Buddies Little Black Dress Party.
The Champagne Bitches art car stopped in front of Burner Buddies for a while.
Customers at the Burner Buddies Drive-thru.
Aerial view shot by Frank with Burner Buddies camp highlighted.
Burner Buddies group shot by Ed.
My complete set of 2018 Burning Man photos can be seen here.
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September 14, 2018
Videos from Burning Man 2018
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September 11, 2018
El Capitan State Beach
When I was at El Capitan State Beach with Great Outdoors Santa Barbara I walked what used to be the paved bike path from El Capitan to Refugio State Beach. Part of the route has eroded away, so much so that the path is closed, although pedestrians still hike along the closed portion.
Sirens for the offshore drilling platforms.
See the complete set of photos here.
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Supersonic Passenger Aircraft
Aerion Corp. of Reno is developing a supersonic airplane that could carry 12 passengers. Their intent is to develop a plane that would not require any change in regulations in order to fly legally. The plane would fly at just below the speed of sound over land, so there would be no sonic boom, with speed increasing to Mach 1.6 over water, but they say it will be able to fly at Mach 1.2 without generating a sonic boom. Target price is $120 million. Twenty-three jets have already been sold at that price. The first flight is planned for 2023.
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