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View fullsize Abandoned but with color.
View fullsize Throwback to mom’s cozy house in Michigan over the holidays. Now back in sunny California, and back to work. Here we go 2020!
View fullsize Pretty pictures from 2019! From Hawaii to the playa, I didn’t post as often last year, but there were some good times and rough ones. Onward to 2020, and all the changes it will bring! . #bestnine2019 #bestnine #happynewyear
View fullsize The road to nowhere
View fullsize Early morning mist and redwoods.
View fullsize I love biking around at golden hour and checking out playa art. Even better when a dust storm comes along making it all feel ethereal. Stumbled upon this funky piano, and someone was playing a tune. Photo from Burning Man 2015.
View fullsize One thing I appreciate about spending a week on playa each year is that the whole experience is a reminder of what it was to be a kid again, a throwback to playfulness. Adult life is chaotic, filled with judgement, fear, greed, suffering, severity. B
View fullsize Dusty wind storm on playa 2018 with @babyjdreams and Happiness.
View fullsize The Man burns in 365 days! 😂 Who’s ready for #burningman 2020?!? (All of us who were stuck in the default world this year, that’s who!) . Photo from Burning Man 2012
View fullsize This was one of my favorite temples. David Best’s the Temple of Grace from 2014.
View fullsize Throwback to Burning Man 2012. Those glorious, dusty sunsets.
View fullsize Such a long week it feels like, missing this place. The only posts from playa I’m seeing seem to be photos of Sparkle Ponies without a spec of dust on them with Russian Instagram captions. Good job to all those other burners out there not usin

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"If you love a place, you have a duty to protect it. And to love a place, you must know it first." — 180 Degrees South