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Aug. 23rd, 2015 05:44 pmI feel stupid for asking this, it should be like "duh", but stress has caused alarming amounts of brain damage I'm afraid...
Which Firefly or Burning Man camp had a dome that was being stored (in disassembled and stacked-up form) on my property when Rich was living there?
The reason I ask: I am once again back on the task of trying to clean up the property. The owners of the dome were nice enough to relocate the dome when I needed that to happen. However, they did not remove the simple pad that had been constructed to keep the disassembled dome off the ground-- consisting, apparently, of two large sheets of plywood, an old table-top, and a couple of long pieces of lumber. These are now decomposing on the ground next to the garage, but not fast enough to yet break up into pieces small enough to fit into the Bagster. Alas, things were still too chaotic last summer when I had a dumpster, so I didn't notice this material at the time; now that I'm dealing with the last few things out on the grounds, I don't have enough refuse to justify a dumpster. It would be nice if the folks who had had the dome stored there were mensch enough to make the 2 pieces of plywood, old table-top, and piece of lumber disappear, as I'm trying to minimize my 1-800-got-junk expenses.
I realize that this close to Burning Man is probably a bad time to ask this. If a date could be set for this to happen later, that would be groovy.
Which Firefly or Burning Man camp had a dome that was being stored (in disassembled and stacked-up form) on my property when Rich was living there?
The reason I ask: I am once again back on the task of trying to clean up the property. The owners of the dome were nice enough to relocate the dome when I needed that to happen. However, they did not remove the simple pad that had been constructed to keep the disassembled dome off the ground-- consisting, apparently, of two large sheets of plywood, an old table-top, and a couple of long pieces of lumber. These are now decomposing on the ground next to the garage, but not fast enough to yet break up into pieces small enough to fit into the Bagster. Alas, things were still too chaotic last summer when I had a dumpster, so I didn't notice this material at the time; now that I'm dealing with the last few things out on the grounds, I don't have enough refuse to justify a dumpster. It would be nice if the folks who had had the dome stored there were mensch enough to make the 2 pieces of plywood, old table-top, and piece of lumber disappear, as I'm trying to minimize my 1-800-got-junk expenses.
I realize that this close to Burning Man is probably a bad time to ask this. If a date could be set for this to happen later, that would be groovy.
