Whether it's your first Bonnaroo or you’re a music festival veteran, we welcome you to Inforoo.
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whats teh name of the bed nd breakfast ? I go to Rincon a lot well not that much now in the summer cuz the surf season is over but from Jan to Apr I often go almost every weekend
Post by strumntheguitar on May 21, 2007 19:48:43 GMT -5
I think on a normal day after getting a normal amount of sleep I drink around 7 cups of coffee a day. I don't even want to think what is going to happen at Roo... I'll be brewing coffee every day as will everyone else I'm going with more than likely. We're all a bunch of coffee junkies.
Post by kristiroeowen on May 21, 2007 20:19:20 GMT -5
It was our very first Bonnaroo, six years ago. We'd never even been to a festival before. By the end of day 1 our food was spoiled, we had no shade and were severely sleep-deprived. Saturday found us lumbering hung over through Shakedown feeling at death's door, and then lo, descending from the heavens in the hand of a bedreaded dude, we came upon this:
Hangovers were cured, campers were made happy once more.[glow=red,2,300][/glow]
We later found we could buy them by the case at our local Asian market, Nam Hai. They cost about $11 a case. Nam Hai also proved to be a valuable resource for canned pearl tea and wasabi peas; I also have purchased at various times a super sexy cherry blossom dress for the low, low price of 35 dollars and the quintessential Bonnaroo folding straw hat.
Take those Mr. Brown's, stick them in your five-day cooler with the appropriate combo of wet and dry ice, chill and serve.
haha yeah i am craving a cup now too...but yeah, without coffee i don't think i will be able to survive. i get headaches if i don't have 2 cups in the morning.
OMG, that Mr. Brown looks really cool. I'm going to have to look for some.
I like my coffee strong, large, and black (which, in two out of three respects, is also the way I like my men)(hell, could be three out of three, but I'm referring only to the one I married)(but I digress)
Where was I? Right. Coffee. I've got a folding French press that goes in a wide-mouth Nalgene. I haven't tried it yet. I also have a camp stove, which I also haven't tried yet. And really I don't want to mess with the camp stove; I really just need something to heat water, and I'll have an A/C jack in my car, so maybe I'll buy a hot pot or something.
I have a few extra esbit and esbit type stoves which I can lend (maybe give) to those in need of hot water for coffee. They are small enough to fit in your back pocket and will heat a pint of water to boiling in about 10 minutes. Just bring a pot for water and look me up.
I start each day with a triple americano courtesy of my two roommates whom work at Starbucks and have managed a few coffee bars (Xando in DC) so I do know a little something about a little something.....when it comes to coffee.
Anyway, I recommend it as a campsite iced coffee fix.
