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Post by 1andonlykatic on May 22, 2015 19:59:48 GMT -5
So this year is my first Bonnaroo and I'm going to it alone and in an aircast boot. I havent really camped a lot either. Any advice from the seasoned Bonnaroovians?
So this year is my first Bonnaroo and I'm going to it alone and in an aircast boot. I havent really camped a lot either. Any advice from the seasoned Bonnaroovians?
I wish i was good enough at using this to link some threads that would be useful but me stupid....but fear not help is on its way.
So this year is my first Bonnaroo and I'm going to it alone and in an aircast boot. I havent really camped a lot either. Any advice from the seasoned Bonnaroovians?
What is an aircast boot? Is that British slang for an Airstream trailer?
Probably not. If you're talking about some sort of cast situation, you might consider seeing if you can get Access Camping. No idea if that qualifies you or not, but would be worth looking into imo.
Post by 1andonlykatic on May 22, 2015 20:07:25 GMT -5
I broke my foot 9 weeks ago, the doctor says it isn't fully healed so I must go in the boot. I can take it off to sleep and such but can't walk without it.
You should email access@bonnaroo.com and tell Laura about your situation, she'll take care of you. You can also ask your Dr. for a temporary handicap tag.
You should email access@bonnaroo.com and tell Laura about your situation, she'll take care of you. You can also ask your Dr. for a temporary handicap tag.
This. Best advice you'll get in this thread. Laura will get you in Access Camping and you'll be surrounded by tons of people CLOSE to the entrance. Post in that thread and you can get to know some of the others also camping in Access camping.
If you're new and want to make some lifelong Bonnaroo friends go check out the Bonnaroots Community Dinners put on by Oxfam America and Eat for Equity! They fight global injustices and hunger worldwide and use these community dinners made up of farm-to-table ingredients, 100 strangers, and special surprise guests to raise money for their causes. You get to sit outside with a home-cooked meal surrounded by new friends -- what's cooler than that? Check out their site and sign-up! And if you don't want to pay, you can volunteer at the dinners and still get fed and be a part of this awesome experience! Go here =)
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