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Willits Grade, a 7-mile hill. Try not to do this in the heat of the day if you can avoid it.
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2nd night, camped at this sweet ranch just North of Willits. Needed to knock on the farmer's door which required walking past a dog at the end of a long driveway. Would have just gone for it if the farmer's brother hadn't spotted me.
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Sherwood Road = tranquil Northern California car-free touring.
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"Meet me in my office" said site manager Ray on the radio to Bob driving the golf cart. So we did.
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This entrepreneur is proud of his "Hairy Ballsack," an alternative to Fanny Packs for festival goers.
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Additional speakers to hit the front areas where the Line Array doesn't cover.
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Kate Wolf Festival used 600 gallons of Diesel to run their fest. Most of that went to refrigeration of food and idle usage of generators needed to power small amounts of lighting at night.
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Amp racks for line array.
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2 subs per side, same as Rock The Bike's full setup. These are larger than what we use though.
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Lots of equipment cases. Must be trucked in.
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Hanging array of speakers is the L-Acoustics "Kara". Sound was excellent!
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Festival goers can place a chair for all day listening. If they aren't there, anyone can use the chair.
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Sound was excellent at this distance, though a bit quiet during Indigo Girls and Joan Baez.
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Main stage at Kate Wolf.
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Hoof and Horn leather's Michelle working on my belt in her festival tent.
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Current Owl Stage sound board.
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Approx 500 people at the peak/.
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Late afternoon at the Owl Stage. Next year, Pedal Power?
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Owl stage in the distance. The reason the audience drops off is that there's a dropoff.
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Whimsical Rube Goldbergian display leads to stamper
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Stamping the money out of politics.
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Bottom half of 'Kara' line array.
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Is it a truck or a main stage?
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Riding with a bunch of barrels in Pete Maas's truck as we unpacked the beer bar. 'bout to cross 10-mile creek.
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Summer camp lake on Black Oak Ranch. I swam in a similar but smaller one on the property.
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Helped move a bunch of barrels back to this beautiful storage shed on the Black Oak Ranch.
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Proposed new Owl Stage next to current Owl Stage
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Yellow line represents the back of the audience hay bales of current Owl stage.
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Suzie mixing up strawberry margaritas for the crew after a successful fest.