by the way if you are going to a music festival BRING YOUR OWN FOOD TRUST ME ITS A LOT CHEAPER THAN SPENDING A CRAP TON OF MONEY ON STANDS!!!!!! BRING YOUR OWN FOOD (Check with organizers in advance if your allowed to first)
Some really nice tips in there, most of which I figured out over about a decade of festival-going. I have some additions that people might find useful: A decent roll-top dry bag (like those from Ortlieb). I keep two of those - one for keeping all of my clothes in. Bonus: they stay dry. The other one is for those occasions where you do get a shower. Stuff your toiletries, towel and your change of clothes in there. They will stay off the floor and (mostly) dry. Decent tent pegs. Absolutely saved my life. I got a few „rock nails“ to replace the flimsy, puny pegs that came with my tent and that were wonky after two blows with the mallet. A box of little chem lights. Useful for occasional raving purposes as well as for sticking them on your tent lines to keep people from tripping over them and possibly giving you a pretty rude awakening in the middle of the night.
by the way if you are going to a music festival BRING YOUR OWN FOOD TRUST ME ITS A LOT CHEAPER THAN SPENDING A CRAP TON OF MONEY ON STANDS!!!!!!
BRING YOUR OWN FOOD (Check with organizers in advance if your allowed to first)
Some really nice tips in there, most of which I figured out over about a decade of festival-going.
I have some additions that people might find useful:
A decent roll-top dry bag (like those from Ortlieb). I keep two of those - one for keeping all of my clothes in. Bonus: they stay dry. The other one is for those occasions where you do get a shower. Stuff your toiletries, towel and your change of clothes in there. They will stay off the floor and (mostly) dry.
Decent tent pegs.
Absolutely saved my life. I got a few „rock nails“ to replace the flimsy, puny pegs that came with my tent and that were wonky after two blows with the mallet.
A box of little chem lights. Useful for occasional raving purposes as well as for sticking them on your tent lines to keep people from tripping over them and possibly giving you a pretty rude awakening in the middle of the night.
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