Shout Out To Our Camping Neighbors

We did! All the tent only people in our area were really friendly. It was a diverse crowd, a couple was from Korea, and some Canadian folks too.

We had a great time with our neighbors. My son spent much of Saturday and Sunday with two young ladies - 18 and 21 from south Florida - he is 16. They were in the front section for Chris Rock, Front Row for BB King and very close for Jack Johnson. Too bad they did not see the warning to tuck the ground cloth under the tent. They go flooded out really bad and spent two+ nights in the car sleeping.

He was smitten. To Skip - the renegade fireworks launcher, it was great.

Those Inforoo people I met, it was wonderful. I'll see if we can join you all next year. Who knows, I may be living closer to Roo by then. I am already trying to figure out how/what to bring to improve the experience. I am thinking about some sort of geodesic structure that would be constructed to provide a central gathering point.

Something tells me models will be required. There was a large structure near the VIP dining hall that was a start. There is a company called ShelterSystems that has some cool structures - used mainly at Burning Man.

Our neighbors were cool - one of them - Marty - is a lurker here

Our neighbor Jason from Atlanta was a cool guy. His friends were in VIP and he just camped in tent only.
He was a good neighbor, offered us coffee and corn when I couldn't find any.

The Coors Light flag was my landmark! it was "across the street" from us in Tent-only.

Our neighbors, Riley and Natalie, were pretty cool-- they were from Knoxville & we're from Nashville so there was plenty to talk about. (Our other neighbors, not so cool... they peed on Riley and Natalie's tent on Friday night then got mean when confronted about it-- immediately after it happened might I add. I wish they had been cool though; they had a really sweeeeet set-up)

We had some cool neighbors from Canada in VIP. An older guy with his daughter, (I think) and her friend and another guy, (I think Mike was his name...I'm terrible with names!) who ended up having to borrow a sad little pup-tent from a friend.
Any who, cool neighbors - Hello if you're on here!

When we were setting up camp, three young men from Wisconsin had already put up their gear and had no shade
I immediately gathered an extra tarp from someone in our crew (there were 9 of us) and we hooked them up. It didn’t matter after that because they hung out with us most of the time.
I miss you Adam-son, Nick, and Matt!
They may come down to see us during a street festival here...it is in the works.
There were also a few others that came by to hang with us...Turtle, and the girl he was with. I could never remember her name...good people from KY.
This was my second roo...and my BEST one yet!

Aw, I like your bonna-names, and your bonna story

i had some pretty cool neighbors...i forget where they were from and their names...i do know that one of the girls was named "shoe" (or any other way you can spell that and still get the same sound)...we had corn every morn, and i actually saw grupo fastasma with them...i actually hung out with them more than my campmates, but i guess thats ok because i drove with three strangers and none of us knew each other prior to the trip...good times

I friggin am so bonna-thankful for popsickle sarah not to mention she is amazing!!!! if it wasnt for her we would have been stuck at james bond and hated it!!!! Bonna-friends for life!!!!!

I always wonder if I'll ever see any of the people we camped around again. I'm curious to know what the odds are of camping near them again. They were cool, chill people.

Our neighbors this year were really cool. They were a group of couch surfers and it was about 6 of them staying in the camper next to us. All I remember is that one was from France, one was from...Conneticut, and one was from New York...
They were really nice guys and told me that if I was ever looking to couch surf that I should definitely look them up. They also offered for me to hang out with them, but never got the chance.

i was in centeroo most of the time, but when i was at camp the neighbors seemed cool. and some of them helped me set up my tent right after i got there, which was awesome.

I had completely forgotten about this until you brought it up the other night. The Flabongo was awesome. That whole group was super nice. I can't remember any of the names, but they were chatting it up from the second we got out of the car. They were really excited when they found out that most of our group were rookies and told us we were in for a great time and that they were 'roo vets. Super nice guys.