Honestly, it sounds like something my grandmother would have signed up for. Is it like an extended burning man session? There are lots of people I know who are over 30 that do things like this.


On Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 4:11 PM, Phil Wolff <pwolff@gmail.com> wrote:
@Autonomous - That was the target demo qualification that I made up off the cuff. Generally speaking, I haven't seen many people over 30, with kids, or married, signing up for a seasons-long camping situation. Younger people are more willing to tolerate high-distraction high-interruption close quarters, sharing bathrooms with non-family adults, have less to lose by sequestration from family, and can risk skipping a day job for a few seasons. my thinking, anyway.