Prime Dome Construction

2024-06-28T20:39:34Z

Sasquatch: /* Techniques, */

Prime Dome Construction

2024-06-27T23:35:45Z

Sasquatch: /* Song */

=Source=

<gallery>
Image: 6vdiagram.gif
</gallery>

https://www.desertdomes.com/rev6calc.html

=Length Table=

A Yellow 3.958 47.496
B Blue 4.638 55.656
C Red 4.429 53.148
D Black 4.938 59.256
E Green 4.562 54.744
F Orange 4.821 57.852
G Silver 5.013 60.156
H Pink 5.243 62.916
I Brown 5.274 63.288

Side 26.916 29.916
Height 23.30993977 26.30993977

=Tools=
2 impact drivers, 4 chargers, 6 batteries(previously 2ah but bigger are mote available now) a ratchet, 3 correct size socket 5/8in with 3/8th impact adapter . 2 channel lock style pliers big enough to grab wing nuts. (grabbers)

Bonkers: 8ft 2x4s with little parts of 2x4s with 45 degree angle to prop up the dome to make it so people don't have to hold it all the time. These can fall and could bonk someone if it is not being held, ensure it does not fall on people. Ensure correct length screws were used, or it will have a screw point poke out and hurt someone Bonkers also can move the whole dome causing it to collapse on the last two levels. Make sure they are near vertical

=member construction=
Drill bit drill cuttoff wheel, measuring tape, press to squish the member ends flat, flap disk or grinder to deburr.

bolt specifications
head size uses x socket

5/8 head. no more than .25in shoulder

=Tarp notes=

=Labor=
A small crew of 3 is normally dedicated to this task. We can expand to 4 on layer 7 and 7 for a portion of layer 9.

It normally takes about 2 days.
==Roles==

* Impactor on the outside, holds and lifts a bit then has the impact wrench
* pole prepper this person is on the outside and hands poles to the nut holder this person also helps lift
* Nut holder -- this person holds the wing nut with a pair of gloves or channel lock pliars, also keeps things together when a bolt is unlock.

*Pattern Layer, when just 3 people everybody does this laying out a color.

* Lifter, 1 or 2, holds the dome up with bonkers.

It is easier to connect pieces at waste height. so pattern layer will loosly get bolt on a step ahead of the snuggers while there is slack, and then the lifters can align and pull things together at waste height, then weight can also go on the new member right away allowing easier lifting.

Test that the poles swing to the correct location before unscrewing the bolt on the existing layer. this is to avoid moving/adjusting/stretching the dome while it is unbolted.

members can have a lot of tension or compression and may move unexpectedly when the bolt is undone. --So avoid yanking and extra pulling while a section is unbolted.

We order the members so that when we disconnect things the lower ones can come off first.
so when we are putting things up the bolt stack is:
the ones going to a higher level are closer to the bolt head, and the horizontal ones are closer to the wing nut. then when the next layer gets added

Slack and play is sometimes nice, we go back around and zap the bolts with the impact.

We add tarps before the thing gets too high.

=Safety=
This may not be a complete list.
*Ask questions, see something say something.

* We have deburred conduit, but there may still be sharp things.

* Team lift, communication and coordination of the team is important.
* Closed toe shoes recommended
* safety glasses are required.
* rough housing is not allowed.

* hearing protection is required when impacting. Impact drivers are very loud. It is important to have earplugs on strings because they get removed and put back a lot. Communication is easier without

* Do not put yourself under a part of the dome that is propped up.
*Take frequent breaks.
* You may want to wear gloves.
*Drink penty of water.
*Wear sunscreen.
*Have a big brimmed hat.
*snug fitting long sleeve clothes recommended for sun protection
*less flammable (cotton) clothes if using an angle grinder. or cut off

==Techniques,==
We start at the top and do a layer at a time.
We leave the layer finger tight that is being attached to, and impact before it gets too high.

Try not to layout the pattern more than one level ahead.(in a way that confuses the lifters)

As they dome gets heavier, we have to prop up a side of the dome to be able to attach the next layer.

complete Triangles on the base can be used as a support. do not leave a single stick dangling down.

Starting a layer means tipping the dome., prop up desired side about a foot, then extend both sides a foot, then the middle another foot, then the sides another foot then the starting point will be about 3ft up and verify everything is supported.

If the holes do not line up, the dome is warped (or wrong members) do not yank on members when nut is removed.

==Management techniques==
-- this is all about finesse, make sure the dome is liftend and the change is gradual.

look around and review things. make sure environment is quiet so people can communicate.

Do insist on dewarping the dome and verify by sweeping up the next members tonsee if they line up. if they don't, dewarp the dome until it fits.

3 people --
setter will be going in and out of the dome a lot to help move. the setter puts the vertical members on the bolt, and then the horizontal members. tighten the nut quite a bit to reduce slack. this person is outside the dome.

bolter this person has the impact and will be fastening the members up. Inside the dome

pole passer, this person verifies pattern and makes sure poles go on the screw.

4th person, Utility, can layout pattern for the next layer as long as it does not interfere.
Bolt fairy: drops bolt washer washer wing groups at each new vertex. This person can also help get tarps staged and come help hold stuff if there is an exception.

5th, next to last layer needs lifters.

6th/7th, last layer this gets hairy.

Put tarp on before it gets too high.

screw into ground, ratchet straps.

tennis balls to prevent gouges.

Fire extinguishers
exit signs

==Last layer==
The bonkers can push the whole dome over. Make them be as vertical as possible.

Slug trail is very dangerous, it also puts a movement force on the dome.

We need about 6 or 7 people at times to help lift and control shifting. Bonkers must be verical.

==Song==
it stars with a yellow penta starburst in a blue sky, Mopar would be proud.
Red flowers with green leafs. it is
Christmas in Ukraine

Brown sphincter surrounded by pink, with silver flower star. with brown extending to orange. surrounded by a black hexagon.

Black forms the super structure, large 2 member pentagon around the red flower, and a large hex, each side 2 members long. The pattern always has two blacks in line.

at the black intersections Two orange three black one green.

Halloween

=Tarps=
5 tarps across the top.

=Entrance=
The entrance is across from the stage, and is pointed to by one of the points on the top pentagram. there are a few exposed members around the door to provide sightlines to others.

the brown sphincter is a possible main entrance: an entrance. the stage is centered on a yellow star.

Please make sure the yellow star is on the lowest end of the slope so that the stage can be level and the same height from the ground

There are two triangles cut for emergency exit.

There is a year where the stage is centered on the brown, and the entrance is cut below a yellow star.

In 2024 things led to 2 main entrances and 2 front side exits.

=Stage placement=
It is nice to have the stairs on the same side as the sound booth, but it makes space tight if there is a videographer
It would be nice to have 2 sets of stairs.

If there is a slope, the stage should be at the base of the slope, however sun angles may also be a factor.

=Securement=
Don't secure until dome is in place and all bottom bolts are tight.
there will be a ring all around the base. that can be a tension band.

==layers==
9 layers

layers 8 needs 4 or more and 9 should have 6 or more people

Prime Dome Construction

2024-06-27T23:30:27Z

Sasquatch: /* Stage placement */

=Source=

<gallery>
Image: 6vdiagram.gif
</gallery>

https://www.desertdomes.com/rev6calc.html

=Length Table=

A Yellow 3.958 47.496
B Blue 4.638 55.656
C Red 4.429 53.148
D Black 4.938 59.256
E Green 4.562 54.744
F Orange 4.821 57.852
G Silver 5.013 60.156
H Pink 5.243 62.916
I Brown 5.274 63.288

Side 26.916 29.916
Height 23.30993977 26.30993977

=Tools=
2 impact drivers, 4 chargers, 6 batteries(previously 2ah but bigger are mote available now) a ratchet, 3 correct size socket 5/8in with 3/8th impact adapter . 2 channel lock style pliers big enough to grab wing nuts. (grabbers)

Bonkers: 8ft 2x4s with little parts of 2x4s with 45 degree angle to prop up the dome to make it so people don't have to hold it all the time. These can fall and could bonk someone if it is not being held, ensure it does not fall on people. Ensure correct length screws were used, or it will have a screw point poke out and hurt someone Bonkers also can move the whole dome causing it to collapse on the last two levels. Make sure they are near vertical

=member construction=
Drill bit drill cuttoff wheel, measuring tape, press to squish the member ends flat, flap disk or grinder to deburr.

bolt specifications
head size uses x socket

5/8 head. no more than .25in shoulder

=Tarp notes=

=Labor=
A small crew of 3 is normally dedicated to this task. We can expand to 4 on layer 7 and 7 for a portion of layer 9.

It normally takes about 2 days.
==Roles==

* Impactor on the outside, holds and lifts a bit then has the impact wrench
* pole prepper this person is on the outside and hands poles to the nut holder this person also helps lift
* Nut holder -- this person holds the wing nut with a pair of gloves or channel lock pliars, also keeps things together when a bolt is unlock.

*Pattern Layer, when just 3 people everybody does this laying out a color.

* Lifter, 1 or 2, holds the dome up with bonkers.

It is easier to connect pieces at waste height. so pattern layer will loosly get bolt on a step ahead of the snuggers while there is slack, and then the lifters can align and pull things together at waste height, then weight can also go on the new member right away allowing easier lifting.

Test that the poles swing to the correct location before unscrewing the bolt on the existing layer. this is to avoid moving/adjusting/stretching the dome while it is unbolted.

members can have a lot of tension or compression and may move unexpectedly when the bolt is undone. --So avoid yanking and extra pulling while a section is unbolted.

We order the members so that when we disconnect things the lower ones can come off first.
so when we are putting things up the bolt stack is:
the ones going to a higher level are closer to the bolt head, and the horizontal ones are closer to the wing nut. then when the next layer gets added

Slack and play is sometimes nice, we go back around and zap the bolts with the impact.

We add tarps before the thing gets too high.

=Safety=
This may not be a complete list.
*Ask questions, see something say something.

* We have deburred conduit, but there may still be sharp things.

* Team lift, communication and coordination of the team is important.
* Closed toe shoes recommended
* safety glasses are required.
* rough housing is not allowed.

* hearing protection is required when impacting. Impact drivers are very loud. It is important to have earplugs on strings because they get removed and put back a lot. Communication is easier without

* Do not put yourself under a part of the dome that is propped up.
*Take frequent breaks.
* You may want to wear gloves.
*Drink penty of water.
*Wear sunscreen.
*Have a big brimmed hat.
*snug fitting long sleeve clothes recommended for sun protection
*less flammable (cotton) clothes if using an angle grinder. or cut off

==Techniques,==
We start at the top and do a layer at a time.
We leave the layer finger tight that is being attached to, and impact before it gets too high.

Try not to layout the pattern more than one level ahead.(in a way that confuses the lifters)

As they dome gets heavier, we have to prop up a side of the dome to be able to attach the next layer.

complete Triangles on the base can be used as a support. do not leave a single stick dangling down.

Starting a layer means tipping the dome., prop up desired side about a foot, then extend both sides a foot, then the middle another foot, then the sides another foot then the starting point will be about 3ft up and verify everything is supported.

If the holes do not line up, the dome is warped (or wrong members) do not yank on members when nut is removed.

==Management techniques==
-- this is all about finesse, make sure the dome is liftend and the change is gradual.

look around and review things. make sure environment is quiet so people can communicate.

Do insist on dewarping the dome and verify by sweeping up the next members tonsee if they line up. if they don't, dewarp the dome until it fits.

3 people --
setter will be going in and out of the dome a lot to help move. the setter puts the vertical members on the bolt, and then the horizontal members. tighten the nut quite a bit to reduce slack. this person is outside the dome.

bolter this person has the impact and will be fastening the members up. Inside the dome

pole passer, this person verifies pattern and makes sure poles go on the screw.

4th person, Utility, can layout pattern for the next layer as long as it does not interfere.
Bolt fairy: drops bolt washer washer wing groups at each new vertex. This person can also help get tarps staged and come help hold stuff if there is an exception.

5th, next to last layer needs lifters.

6th/7th, last layer this gets hairy.

Put tarp on before it gets too high.

screw into ground, ratchet straps.

tennis balls to prevent gouges.

Fire extinguishers
exit signs

==Last layer==
The bonkers can push the whole dome over. Make them be as vertical as possible.

Slug trail is very dangerous, it also puts a movement force on the dome.

We need about 6 or 7 people at times to help lift and control shifting. Bonkers must be verical.

==Song==
it stars with a yellow penta starburst in a blue sky, Mopar would be proud.
Red flowers with green leafs. it is
Christmas in Ukraine

Brown sphincter surrounded by pink, with silver flower star.

Black forms a large hex, each side 2 members long. at the hex intersections Two orange three black one green.

Halloween

=Tarps=
5 tarps across the top.

=Entrance=
The entrance is across from the stage, and is pointed to by one of the points on the top pentagram. there are a few exposed members around the door to provide sightlines to others.

the brown sphincter is a possible main entrance: an entrance. the stage is centered on a yellow star.

Please make sure the yellow star is on the lowest end of the slope so that the stage can be level and the same height from the ground

There are two triangles cut for emergency exit.

There is a year where the stage is centered on the brown, and the entrance is cut below a yellow star.

In 2024 things led to 2 main entrances and 2 front side exits.

=Stage placement=
It is nice to have the stairs on the same side as the sound booth, but it makes space tight if there is a videographer
It would be nice to have 2 sets of stairs.

If there is a slope, the stage should be at the base of the slope, however sun angles may also be a factor.

=Securement=
Don't secure until dome is in place and all bottom bolts are tight.
there will be a ring all around the base. that can be a tension band.

==layers==
9 layers

layers 8 needs 4 or more and 9 should have 6 or more people

Prime Dome Construction

2024-06-27T23:29:25Z

Sasquatch: /* Labor */

=Source=

<gallery>
Image: 6vdiagram.gif
</gallery>

https://www.desertdomes.com/rev6calc.html

=Length Table=

A Yellow 3.958 47.496
B Blue 4.638 55.656
C Red 4.429 53.148
D Black 4.938 59.256
E Green 4.562 54.744
F Orange 4.821 57.852
G Silver 5.013 60.156
H Pink 5.243 62.916
I Brown 5.274 63.288

Side 26.916 29.916
Height 23.30993977 26.30993977

=Tools=
2 impact drivers, 4 chargers, 6 batteries(previously 2ah but bigger are mote available now) a ratchet, 3 correct size socket 5/8in with 3/8th impact adapter . 2 channel lock style pliers big enough to grab wing nuts. (grabbers)

Bonkers: 8ft 2x4s with little parts of 2x4s with 45 degree angle to prop up the dome to make it so people don't have to hold it all the time. These can fall and could bonk someone if it is not being held, ensure it does not fall on people. Ensure correct length screws were used, or it will have a screw point poke out and hurt someone Bonkers also can move the whole dome causing it to collapse on the last two levels. Make sure they are near vertical

=member construction=
Drill bit drill cuttoff wheel, measuring tape, press to squish the member ends flat, flap disk or grinder to deburr.

bolt specifications
head size uses x socket

5/8 head. no more than .25in shoulder

=Tarp notes=

=Labor=
A small crew of 3 is normally dedicated to this task. We can expand to 4 on layer 7 and 7 for a portion of layer 9.

It normally takes about 2 days.
==Roles==

* Impactor on the outside, holds and lifts a bit then has the impact wrench
* pole prepper this person is on the outside and hands poles to the nut holder this person also helps lift
* Nut holder -- this person holds the wing nut with a pair of gloves or channel lock pliars, also keeps things together when a bolt is unlock.

*Pattern Layer, when just 3 people everybody does this laying out a color.

* Lifter, 1 or 2, holds the dome up with bonkers.

It is easier to connect pieces at waste height. so pattern layer will loosly get bolt on a step ahead of the snuggers while there is slack, and then the lifters can align and pull things together at waste height, then weight can also go on the new member right away allowing easier lifting.

Test that the poles swing to the correct location before unscrewing the bolt on the existing layer. this is to avoid moving/adjusting/stretching the dome while it is unbolted.

members can have a lot of tension or compression and may move unexpectedly when the bolt is undone. --So avoid yanking and extra pulling while a section is unbolted.

We order the members so that when we disconnect things the lower ones can come off first.
so when we are putting things up the bolt stack is:
the ones going to a higher level are closer to the bolt head, and the horizontal ones are closer to the wing nut. then when the next layer gets added

Slack and play is sometimes nice, we go back around and zap the bolts with the impact.

We add tarps before the thing gets too high.

=Safety=
This may not be a complete list.
*Ask questions, see something say something.

* We have deburred conduit, but there may still be sharp things.

* Team lift, communication and coordination of the team is important.
* Closed toe shoes recommended
* safety glasses are required.
* rough housing is not allowed.

* hearing protection is required when impacting. Impact drivers are very loud. It is important to have earplugs on strings because they get removed and put back a lot. Communication is easier without

* Do not put yourself under a part of the dome that is propped up.
*Take frequent breaks.
* You may want to wear gloves.
*Drink penty of water.
*Wear sunscreen.
*Have a big brimmed hat.
*snug fitting long sleeve clothes recommended for sun protection
*less flammable (cotton) clothes if using an angle grinder. or cut off

==Techniques,==
We start at the top and do a layer at a time.
We leave the layer finger tight that is being attached to, and impact before it gets too high.

Try not to layout the pattern more than one level ahead.(in a way that confuses the lifters)

As they dome gets heavier, we have to prop up a side of the dome to be able to attach the next layer.

complete Triangles on the base can be used as a support. do not leave a single stick dangling down.

Starting a layer means tipping the dome., prop up desired side about a foot, then extend both sides a foot, then the middle another foot, then the sides another foot then the starting point will be about 3ft up and verify everything is supported.

If the holes do not line up, the dome is warped (or wrong members) do not yank on members when nut is removed.

==Management techniques==
-- this is all about finesse, make sure the dome is liftend and the change is gradual.

look around and review things. make sure environment is quiet so people can communicate.

Do insist on dewarping the dome and verify by sweeping up the next members tonsee if they line up. if they don't, dewarp the dome until it fits.

3 people --
setter will be going in and out of the dome a lot to help move. the setter puts the vertical members on the bolt, and then the horizontal members. tighten the nut quite a bit to reduce slack. this person is outside the dome.

bolter this person has the impact and will be fastening the members up. Inside the dome

pole passer, this person verifies pattern and makes sure poles go on the screw.

4th person, Utility, can layout pattern for the next layer as long as it does not interfere.
Bolt fairy: drops bolt washer washer wing groups at each new vertex. This person can also help get tarps staged and come help hold stuff if there is an exception.

5th, next to last layer needs lifters.

6th/7th, last layer this gets hairy.

Put tarp on before it gets too high.

screw into ground, ratchet straps.

tennis balls to prevent gouges.

Fire extinguishers
exit signs

==Last layer==
The bonkers can push the whole dome over. Make them be as vertical as possible.

Slug trail is very dangerous, it also puts a movement force on the dome.

We need about 6 or 7 people at times to help lift and control shifting. Bonkers must be verical.

==Song==
it stars with a yellow penta starburst in a blue sky, Mopar would be proud.
Red flowers with green leafs. it is
Christmas in Ukraine

Brown sphincter surrounded by pink, with silver flower star.

Black forms a large hex, each side 2 members long. at the hex intersections Two orange three black one green.

Halloween

=Tarps=
5 tarps across the top.

=Entrance=
The entrance is across from the stage, and is pointed to by one of the points on the top pentagram. there are a few exposed members around the door to provide sightlines to others.

the brown sphincter is a possible main entrance: an entrance. the stage is centered on a yellow star.

Please make sure the yellow star is on the lowest end of the slope so that the stage can be level and the same height from the ground

There are two triangles cut for emergency exit.

There is a year where the stage is centered on the brown, and the entrance is cut below a yellow star.

In 2024 things led to 2 main entrances and 2 front side exits.

=Stage placement=
It is nice to have the stairs on the same side as the sound booth, but it makes space tight if there is a videographer
It would be nice to have 2 sets of stairs.

=Securement=
Don't secure until dome is in place and all bottom bolts are tight.
there will be a ring all around the base. that can be a tension band.

==layers==
9 layers

layers 8 needs 4 or more and 9 should have 6 or more people

Small Dome

2024-06-27T00:06:34Z

Sasquatch:

https://geo-dome.co.uk/3v_tool.asp

<gallery caption="small dome screenshots" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">

Image: Screenshot 20240625-152530.png
Image: Screenshot 20240625-152525.png
</gallery>

It starts with a red penta burst.
surrounded by blue.

each side of the blue pentagon had a green hexaburst.

Green hexabursts are surrounded by blue.

the red pentabursts blueshift.

There are never two blue in a row..

There are always two green in a row.

The dome is 5 layers, the 5th layer contains the equator, so it is more than a hemisphere.

==Entrance==
Omit a green hexaburst.

For a walk thru, a triangle across from the green can go.

==Covering==
We have a big military parachute.

--Level ground--

trenching , filling dirt in

2024-06-25T20:47:14Z

Sasquatch: /* Techniques, */

=Length Table=

A Yellow 3.958 47.496
B Blue 4.638 55.656
C Red 4.429 53.148
D Black 4.938 59.256
E Green 4.562 54.744
F Orange 4.821 57.852
G Silver 5.013 60.156
H Pink 5.243 62.916
I Brown 5.274 63.288

Side 26.916 29.916
Height 23.30993977 26.30993977

=Tools=
2 impact drivers, 4 chargers, 6 batteries(previously 2ah but bigger are mote available now) a ratchet, 3 correct size sockets with impact . 2 channel lock style pliers big enough to grab wing nuts.

2x4s with little parts of 2x4s with 45 degree angle to prop up the dome to make it so people don't have to hold it all the time. These can fall and could bonk someone if it is not being held, ensure it does not fall on people.

=member construction=
Drill bit drill cuttoff wheel, measuring tape, press to squish the member ends flat, flap disk or grinder to deburr.

bolt specifications
head size uses x socket

5/8 head. no more than .25in shoulder

=Tarp notes=

=Labor=
A small crew is normally dedicated to this task.
It normally takes about 2 days.
==Roles==
*Supervisor -- stands and watches
* Impactor
* Pattern layer this person preps the poles for the next stage and helps make sure the pattern is followed
* Nut holder -- this person holds the wing nut with a pair of pliars
* Lifter, 1 or 2, holds the

It is easier to connect pieces at waste height. so pattern layer will loosly get bolt on a step ahead of the snuggers while there is slack, and then the lifters can align and pull things together at waste height, then weight can also go on the new member right away allowing easier lifting.

We order the members so that when we disconnect things the lower ones can come off first.
so when we are putting things up the bolt stack is:
the ones going to a higher level are closer to the bolt head, and the horizontal ones are closer to the wing nut. then when the next layer gets added

Slack and play is sometimes nice, we go back around and zap the bolts with the impact.

We add tarps before the thing gets too high.

=Safety=
This may not be a complete list.
*Ask questions, see something say something.

* We have deburred conduit, but there may still be sharp things.

* Team lift, communication and coordination of the team is important.
* Closed toe shoes recommended
* safety glasses are required.
* rough housing is not allowed.

* hearing protection is required when impacting. Impact drivers are very loud. It is important to have earplugs on strings because they get removed and put back a lot. Communication is easier without

* Do not put yourself under a part of the dome that is propped up.
*Take frequent breaks.
* You may want to wear gloves.
*Drink penty of water.
*Wear sunscreen.
*Have a big brimmed hat.
*snug fitting long sleeve clothes recommended for sun protection
*less flammable (cotton) clothes if using an angle grinder. or cut off

==Techniques,==
We start at the top and do a layer at a time.
We leave the layer finger tight that is being attached to, and impact before it gets too high.

Try not to layout the pattern more than one level ahead.(in a way that confuses the lifters)

As they dome gets heavier, we have to prop up a side of the dome to be able to attach the next layer.

complete Triangles on the base can be used as a support. do not leave a single stick dangling down.

Starting a layer means tipping the dome., prop up desired side about a foot, then extend both sides a foot, then the middle another foot, then the sides another foot then the starting point will be about 3ft up and verify everything is supported.

If the holes do not line up, the dome is warped (or wrong members) do not yank on members when nut is removed.

==Management techniques==
-- this is all about finesse, make sure the dome is liftend and the change is gradual.

look around and review things. make sure environment is quiet so people can communicate.

Do insist on dewarping the dome and verify by sweeping up the next members tonsee if they line up. if they don't, dewarp the dome until it fits.

3 people --
setter will be going in and out of the dome a lot to help move. the setter puts the vertical members on the bolt, and then the horizontal members. tighten the nut quite a bit to reduce slack. this person is outside the dome.

bolter this person has the impact and will be fastening the members up. Inside the dome

pole passer, this person verifies pattern and makes sure poles go on the screw.

4th person, Utility, can layout pattern for the next layer as long as it does not interfere.
Bolt fairy: drops bolt washer washer wing groups at each new vertex. This person can also help get tarps staged and come help hold stuff if there is an exception.

5th, next to last layer needs lifters.

6th/7th, last layer this gets hairy.

Put tarp on before it gets too high.

screw into ground, ratchet straps.

tennis balls to prevent gouges.

==Door==
You'll remove the brown sphincter for the main entrance, smaller ones on the side open for emergency exits.

Fire extinguishers
exit signs

You'll bolt

==Last layer==
The bonkers can push the whole dome over. Make them be as vertical as possible.

Slug trail is very dangerous, it also puts a movement force on the dome.

We need about 6 or 7 people at times to help lift and control shifting. Bonkers must be verical.

==Song==
it stars with a yellow penta starburst in a blue sky, Mopar would be proud.
Red flowers with green leafs. it is
Christmas in Ukraine

Brown sphincter surrounded by pink, with silver flower star.

Black forms a large hex, each side 2 members long. at the hex intersections Two orange three black one green.

Halloween

Prime Dome Construction

2024-06-25T20:18:27Z

Sasquatch: /* Safety */

Prime Dome Construction

2024-06-24T18:45:04Z

Sasquatch:

User:Sasquatch

2024-06-22T16:02:21Z

Sasquatch: /* Projects */

I sometimes help with moving things.

Have been "helping" since the [[Neah Bay]] camp.

You might have found me in the [[Prime Dome]] listening to talks, moving a volume leaver.

I like to play with MediaWiki I learned about it at a CPSR conference. I contributed to a Gentoo Wiki and MediaWiki help documents.

==2024==
[[Vault 1337]]

===Projects===
[[PBS]] [[Propaganda]] Broadcasting System
Intend to share content from attendees to people between talks.

Kai Shui Cafe NightMarket stall.

I haven xbox 360, a kinect for karaoke type vibe. I have a small animatronic band.

I have a 30 liter pot with a spigot.
I need a burner for a turkey frier
I need propane
I may need ice.
cooler needed
propane burner needed
brick of ramen
instant coffee
stanilized milk or cooler.

If boba is shared it will need to be in sugar syrup and directly in ice bath, utensils for serving it must be clean.

bleach bath for sanitizing.

I am attempting to gather artwork for sharing between talks and on kiosks.

[[Prime Dome]] construction.

===Pack List===
Last minute remember
ear plugs
radio from car
light from car

Tent
Sleeping bag
sleeping pad!!
bike no
helmet no

xbox360 HDMI CaBLE
small monitor
animatronic band
reusable batteries.

toys:
casio keyboard
old mac laptop NO
telephone
power bank and usb c cables
multi device charger

health:
mirilax
benadryl ++++
fiber
nail gun? no
radio
clothes: No laundry (I will be there more than 7 days)
2 pairs shorts
5 tshirts
underpants
long shirt for sun
swim shorts
sun hat
sun screen
Tevas/flip flops?
socks
work boots no

(I am not taking food because I expect to be fed with staff)

==2022==
[[Ghostbusters]]

===Pack List===
Tent
Sleeping bag
sleeping pad
bike
helmet

toys:
casio keyboard
old mac laptop
telephone
power bank and usb c cables
multi device charger

health:
mirilax
benadryl
fiber
nail gun?
radio
clothes: No laundry (I will be there more than 7 days)
2 pairs shorts
5 tshirts
underpants
long shirt for sun
swim shorts
sun hat
sun screen
Tevas/flip flops?
socks
work boots

(I am not taking food because I expect to be fed with staff)

Prime Dome Construction

2024-06-22T15:48:00Z

Sasquatch: /* Tools */

Prime Dome Construction

2024-06-22T15:44:20Z

Sasquatch: /* Labor */ procedures partial

Photos of Doe Bay mostly taken by Zarkle from visits in February 2024, February and July 2022, 2018, and 2016. In the summer the greenery provides great cover, but winter pics show more detail.

[[SitePhotos2]] [[SitePhotosMisc]]
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=== Doe Bay ===
<gallery caption="This view never gets old!" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image: Cliff6.jpg|alt="Doe Bay view"
Image: Cliff7.jpg|alt="Doe Bay view"
Image: Clilff2.jpg|alt="Doe Bay view"
Image: Cliff4.jpg|alt="Doe Bay view"
Image: Doebaysunset1.jpg|alt="Doe Bay sunset"
Image: Cliff8.jpg|alt="2018 Doe Bay view"
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Boathouse" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin gray">
Image: Kayakbeach1.jpg|alt="kayak beach"|kayak beach
Image: Kayakbeach2.jpg|alt="kayak beach"|Sweet Spot yurt in the distance
Image: Boathouse1.jpg|alt="Boathouse view"
Image: Fullmoon.jpg|alt="full moon"|full moon
</gallery>

<gallery caption="new mural!" mode=packed heights=200px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Mural3.jpg|alt="mural"
Image:Mural2.jpg|alt="mural"
Image:Mural1.jpg|alt="mural"
</gallery>

=== Amenities ===
<gallery caption="Guest Kitchen" mode=packed heights=300px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Kitchen1.jpg|guest kitchen|Guest kitchen
Image:Kitchen2.jpg|guest kitchen|Guest kitchen
Image:Kitchen3.jpg|guest kitchen indoor seating|Guest kitchen indoor seating
Image:Kitchen4.jpg|guest kitchen outdoor seating|Guest kitchen outdoor seating
Image:Kitchen5.jpg|alt="guest kitchen rules"
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Lower Bath" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Lowerbath1.jpg|alt="lower bath toilets"|Lower bath toilets
Image:Lowerbath2.jpg|alt="lower bath wash"|Lower bath dish wash station
Image:Lowerbath3.jpg|alt="lower bath showers"|Lower bath showers (separate mens and womens)
Image:Lowerbathtrail.jpg|alt="lower bath trail"|Trail from Ganesh Way to lower restrooms
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Upper Bath" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Uppershower.jpg|alt="upper bath shower"|Upper bath shower
Image:Uppershowerada.jpg|alt="upper bath ADA shower"|Upper bath ADA shower
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Camper Comfort Station" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:comfortstation1.jpg|alt="camper comfort station"|camper comfort station for Nature District campsites w/ potable water
Image:comfortstation2.jpg|alt="food storage station"|food storage station
Image:comfortstation3.jpg|alt="dishwashing station"|dishwashing station
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Misc" mode=packed heights=200px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Evcharger.jpg|alt="EV charger"|free EV charger adjacent to the garden
Image:Yoga-water.jpg|alt="water spigot"|water spigot behind yoga studio w/ potable water (and tesla coil tunes)
</gallery>

=== Prime District ===
<gallery caption="Prime Dome field" mode=packed heights=200px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Upper1.jpg|alt="upper field cabins"|upper field cabins
Image:Upper3.jpg|alt="prime dome field"|where prime dome will be
Image:Upper2.jpg|sunset view
Image:Whiskey-deer.jpg|alt="Whiskey and a deer"|where the deer like to feed
Image:Treehouse.jpg|alt="treehouse view"|view from the treehouse
Image:Treehouse2.jpg|alt="treehouse view"|view from Ada's Cafe
Image:Homesteadroad.jpg|Homestead Rd, picnic sites, upper parking lot, garages
</gallery>

<gallery caption="orchard field" mode=packed heights=200px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Holt-orchard-stage.jpg|Holt's Corner, villages and open camping area, maker stage
Image:Orchard-gardenspot.jpg|alt="orchard and Garden Spot"|orchard and Garden Spot
Image:Orchard1.jpg|alt="orchard"|2023 new orchard
Image:Orchard2.jpg|alt="orchard"|Doe Bay Orchard
</gallery>

<gallery caption="garden field" mode=packed heights=200px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Gardenview.jpg|alt="view from garden"|view from the garden
Image:Retreat1.jpg|villages and open camping area, Garden Spot, maker stage
Image:Garden-eden.jpg|alt="garden, Eden"|Doe Bay Garden, Eden, Homestead Rd
Image:Peacock.jpg|alt="peacock"|Good morning Kevin!
</gallery>

=== Nature District: The Point, Otter Cove, Beach ===
<gallery caption="Point trail" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Trailmap.jpg|alt="trail map"|which way to go?
Image:Thepointtrail1.jpg|alt="point trail"|view of Otter Cove from trail
Image:Thepointtrail3.jpg|alt="point trail"|view across Otter Cove to the waterfall from trail
Image:Firestation.jpg|alt="point fire station"|fire station along trail to the point
</gallery>

<gallery caption="The Point" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Thepoint1.jpg|alt="point"|keep a look out for some seals below
Image:Thepoint5.jpg|alt="Whiskey on the point"|Whiskey says this is a good place to do yoga.
Image:Thepoint6.jpg|alt="feeding seal"|You might not see an otter in Otter Cove, but you may spot a feeding seal from Seal Landing!
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Otter Cove" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Thepoint2.jpg|alt="point"|view across Otter Cove to Doe Bay store and boathouse
Image:Thepoint3.jpg|alt="Otter Cove"|Otter Cove at high tide
Image:Thepoint4.jpg|alt="Otter Cove"|Otter Cove
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Otter Lodge balcony" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Ottercove1.jpg|alt="point"|Otter Lodge view
Image:Ottercove2.jpg|alt="Otter Cove"|Otter Cove beach
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Otter Cove Beach" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Otterbeach3.jpg|alt="Otter Cove beach"
Image:Otterbeach2.jpg|alt="Otter Cove beach"
Image:Otterbeach1.jpg|alt="Otter Cove beach"
Image:Waterfall.jpg|alt="waterfall"
Image:Otterbeach4.jpg|alt="Whiskey swimming at Otter Cove beach"|Whiskey recommends going for a swim at the beach
</gallery>

<gallery caption="tide pools" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Purpleseastar.jpg|alt="purple seastar"|purple seastar in the tidepools
Image:Ottercove3.jpg|alt="Otter Cove"|Otter Cove at low tide; nature district in the distance
Image:Ottercove4.jpg|alt="Otter Cove beach"|low tide
</gallery>

=== Sites ===
<gallery caption="beach yurts" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Seayurt.jpg|alt="Sea yurt"|Sea yurt
Image:Neptuneyurt.jpg|alt="Neptune yurt"|Neptune yurt is up there
Image:Beachyurt.jpg|alt="Beach yurt"|Beach yurt
Image:Ottercoveyurts.jpg|alt="beach and yurts"|view of Otter Cove beach and Sea, Neptune, & Beach Yurts from Otter Lodge balcony
Image:Coveyurts.jpg|alt="beach at low tide"|Otter Cove beach at low tide with Sea, Neptune, & Beach Yurts
</gallery>

<gallery caption="point campsites / Nature District" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Cootcorner.jpg|alt="Coot Corner"|Coot Corner
Image:Auklet.jpg|alt="Auklet"|Auklet
Image:Seallanding.jpg|alt="Seal landing"|Seal Landing
Image:Eaglesnest.jpg|alt="Eagles nest"|Eagle's Nest
Image:Grousegrove.jpg|alt="Grouse grove"|Grouse Grove
Image:Seagull.jpg|alt="Seagull"|Seagull
Image:Gnomedome.jpg|alt="Gnome Dome"|Gnome Dome
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Ganesh Way sites" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Horsetailhill.jpg|alt="Horsetail hill"|Horsetail Hill campsite
Image:Caribou.jpg|alt="Caribou"|Caribou drive-in site
Image:Yinyang-ganesh.jpg|alt="Yin& yang on ganesh"|Yin & Yang yurts
Image:Yinyang1.jpg|alt="Yin & Yang yurts"|Yin & Yang yurts
Image:Yinyang2.jpg|alt="Yin & Yang yurts"|Yin & Yang yurts
Image:Yinyang3.jpg|alt="Yin & Yang yurts"|Yin & Yang yurts
Image:Bighorn.jpg|alt="Bighorn"|Bighorn campsite
Image:Elk.jpg|alt="Elk"|Elk drive-in site
Image:Bison.jpg|alt="Bison"|Bison drive-in site
Image:Antelope.jpg|alt="Antelope"|Antelope campsite
Image:Ananda.jpg|alt="Ananda"|Ananda rustic cabin
</gallery>

<gallery caption="lower field / Social District" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Blakeley.jpg|alt=""|view from Blakely
Image:Baerslair1.jpg|alt="Baer's Lair"|Baer's Lair campsite
Image:Baerslair2.jpg|alt="Baer's Lair"|Baer's Lair campsite
Image:Baersview.jpg|alt="Baer's Lair view"|Baer's Lair view
Image:Sweetspot1.jpg|alt="Sweet Spot view"|Sweet Spot view
Image:Sweetspot3.jpg|alt="sweetspot yurt"|Sweet Spot yurt
Image:Yurt-sweetspot.jpg|alt="sweet spot yurt"|Check out that view!
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Lower field pano" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Lowerfield-pano.jpg|alt="Lowerfield-pano.jpg"|360 - Cypress, Blakely, Peapod, Yoga Studio, Little House, Doe Bay store, Rosario Strait, Boathouse
</gallery>

SitePhotosMisc

2024-05-07T23:24:19Z

Sasquatch: Took the misc section and put them here, because they took a long time to load, made the page smaller.

Photos by Zarkle, [[SitePhotos]] [[SitePhotos2]]

__NOTOC__
<gallery mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Deer2.jpg|alt="deer"|doe, a deer
Image:Bells.jpg|alt="bridge bells"|creek bells
Image:Deer.jpg|alt="deer"|<nowiki>#deerfacts</nowiki>
Image:Doebaydrawing.jpg|alt="old Doe Bay map"
Image:Ganesh.jpg|alt="reg"|road into Doe Bay, where Reg tent is
Image:Doebayroad.jpg|Doe Bay Road and walkway from Reg to Cafe/Store ...
Image:Doebayroad2.jpg|... and Doe Bay Road looking the other way
Image:Storecafe.jpg|alt="Doe Bay store"|Doe Bay Store, Cafe, and Otter Lounge
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Spa" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Spaview.jpg|alt="spa view"|spa view at low tide
Image:Spaview3.jpg|alt="spa view"|all 3 soaking tubs are open again
Image:Spaview2.jpg|alt="spa view"|view from the spa
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Prime Dome" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Primedome2016.jpg|2016
Image:Primedome2018.jpg|2018
Image:Primedome2022.jpg|2022
</gallery>

<gallery caption="ToorCamp Sign" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Toorcampsign3.jpg|alt="ToorCamp sign"|shiny new ToorCamp sign for 2018!
Image:Toorcampsign4.jpg|alt="ToorCamp sign"|hack the sign!
Image:Toorcampsign5.jpg|alt="ToorCamp sign"|new animations every night!
</gallery>

<gallery caption="July 2022" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Superlowtide.jpg|alt="super low tide"|king tides
Image:Doebaysunset2.jpg|alt="sunset"|summer sunset
Image:Thepoint-lights.jpg|alt="all lit up!"|The point all lit up and pretty!
Image:Toorcampsign1.jpg|alt="ToorCamp sign"
Image:Toorcampsign6.jpg|alt="ToorCamp sign"
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Can't get enough of this view!" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image: Cliff9.jpg|alt="full moon"
Image: Cliff5.jpg|alt="Doe Bay sunset"
Image: Cliff1.jpg|alt="Doe Bay view"
Image: Cliff3.jpg|alt="islands plaque"
</gallery>

SitePhotos

2024-05-07T23:23:02Z

Sasquatch:

Photos of Doe Bay mostly taken by Zarkle from visits in February 2024, February and July 2022, 2018, and 2016. In the summer the greenery provides great cover, but winter pics show more detail.

[[SitePhotosMisc]]
__NOTOC__




=== Doe Bay ===
<gallery caption="This view never gets old!" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image: Cliff6.jpg|alt="Doe Bay view"
Image: Cliff7.jpg|alt="Doe Bay view"
Image: Clilff2.jpg|alt="Doe Bay view"
Image: Cliff4.jpg|alt="Doe Bay view"
Image: Doebaysunset1.jpg|alt="Doe Bay sunset"
Image: Cliff8.jpg|alt="2018 Doe Bay view"
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Boathouse" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin gray">
Image: Kayakbeach1.jpg|alt="kayak beach"|kayak beach
Image: Kayakbeach2.jpg|alt="kayak beach"|Sweet Spot yurt in the distance
Image: Boathouse1.jpg|alt="Boathouse view"
Image: Fullmoon.jpg|alt="full moon"|full moon
</gallery>

<gallery caption="new mural!" mode=packed heights=200px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Mural3.jpg|alt="mural"
Image:Mural2.jpg|alt="mural"
Image:Mural1.jpg|alt="mural"
</gallery>

=== Amenities ===
<gallery caption="Guest Kitchen" mode=packed heights=300px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Kitchen1.jpg|guest kitchen|Guest kitchen
Image:Kitchen2.jpg|guest kitchen|Guest kitchen
Image:Kitchen3.jpg|guest kitchen indoor seating|Guest kitchen indoor seating
Image:Kitchen4.jpg|guest kitchen outdoor seating|Guest kitchen outdoor seating
Image:Kitchen5.jpg|alt="guest kitchen rules"
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Lower Bath" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Lowerbath1.jpg|alt="lower bath toilets"|Lower bath toilets
Image:Lowerbath2.jpg|alt="lower bath wash"|Lower bath dish wash station
Image:Lowerbath3.jpg|alt="lower bath showers"|Lower bath showers (separate mens and womens)
Image:Lowerbathtrail.jpg|alt="lower bath trail"|Trail from Ganesh Way to lower restrooms
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Upper Bath" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Uppershower.jpg|alt="upper bath shower"|Upper bath shower
Image:Uppershowerada.jpg|alt="upper bath ADA shower"|Upper bath ADA shower
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Camper Comfort Station" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:comfortstation1.jpg|alt="camper comfort station"|camper comfort station for Nature District campsites w/ potable water
Image:comfortstation2.jpg|alt="food storage station"|food storage station
Image:comfortstation3.jpg|alt="dishwashing station"|dishwashing station
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Misc" mode=packed heights=200px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Evcharger.jpg|alt="EV charger"|free EV charger adjacent to the garden
Image:Yoga-water.jpg|alt="water spigot"|water spigot behind yoga studio w/ potable water (and tesla coil tunes)
</gallery>

=== Prime District ===
<gallery caption="Prime Dome field" mode=packed heights=200px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Upper1.jpg|alt="upper field cabins"|upper field cabins
Image:Upper3.jpg|alt="prime dome field"|where prime dome will be
Image:Upper2.jpg|sunset view
Image:Whiskey-deer.jpg|alt="Whiskey and a deer"|where the deer like to feed
Image:Treehouse.jpg|alt="treehouse view"|view from the treehouse
Image:Treehouse2.jpg|alt="treehouse view"|view from Ada's Cafe
Image:Homesteadroad.jpg|Homestead Rd, picnic sites, upper parking lot, garages
</gallery>

<gallery caption="orchard field" mode=packed heights=200px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Holt-orchard-stage.jpg|Holt's Corner, villages and open camping area, maker stage
Image:Orchard-gardenspot.jpg|alt="orchard and Garden Spot"|orchard and Garden Spot
Image:Orchard1.jpg|alt="orchard"|2023 new orchard
Image:Orchard2.jpg|alt="orchard"|Doe Bay Orchard
</gallery>

<gallery caption="garden field" mode=packed heights=200px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Gardenview.jpg|alt="view from garden"|view from the garden
Image:Retreat1.jpg|villages and open camping area, Garden Spot, maker stage
Image:Garden-eden.jpg|alt="garden, Eden"|Doe Bay Garden, Eden, Homestead Rd
Image:Peacock.jpg|alt="peacock"|Good morning Kevin!
</gallery>

=== Nature District: The Point, Otter Cove, Beach ===
<gallery caption="Point trail" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Trailmap.jpg|alt="trail map"|which way to go?
Image:Thepointtrail1.jpg|alt="point trail"|view of Otter Cove from trail
Image:Thepointtrail3.jpg|alt="point trail"|view across Otter Cove to the waterfall from trail
Image:Firestation.jpg|alt="point fire station"|fire station along trail to the point
</gallery>

<gallery caption="The Point" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Thepoint1.jpg|alt="point"|keep a look out for some seals below
Image:Thepoint5.jpg|alt="Whiskey on the point"|Whiskey says this is a good place to do yoga.
Image:Thepoint6.jpg|alt="feeding seal"|You might not see an otter in Otter Cove, but you may spot a feeding seal from Seal Landing!
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Otter Cove" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Thepoint2.jpg|alt="point"|view across Otter Cove to Doe Bay store and boathouse
Image:Thepoint3.jpg|alt="Otter Cove"|Otter Cove at high tide
Image:Thepoint4.jpg|alt="Otter Cove"|Otter Cove
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Otter Lodge balcony" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Ottercove1.jpg|alt="point"|Otter Lodge view
Image:Ottercove2.jpg|alt="Otter Cove"|Otter Cove beach
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Otter Cove Beach" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Otterbeach3.jpg|alt="Otter Cove beach"
Image:Otterbeach2.jpg|alt="Otter Cove beach"
Image:Otterbeach1.jpg|alt="Otter Cove beach"
Image:Waterfall.jpg|alt="waterfall"
Image:Otterbeach4.jpg|alt="Whiskey swimming at Otter Cove beach"|Whiskey recommends going for a swim at the beach
</gallery>

<gallery caption="tide pools" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Purpleseastar.jpg|alt="purple seastar"|purple seastar in the tidepools
Image:Ottercove3.jpg|alt="Otter Cove"|Otter Cove at low tide; nature district in the distance
Image:Ottercove4.jpg|alt="Otter Cove beach"|low tide
</gallery>

=== Sites ===
<gallery caption="beach yurts" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Seayurt.jpg|alt="Sea yurt"|Sea yurt
Image:Neptuneyurt.jpg|alt="Neptune yurt"|Neptune yurt is up there
Image:Beachyurt.jpg|alt="Beach yurt"|Beach yurt
Image:Ottercoveyurts.jpg|alt="beach and yurts"|view of Otter Cove beach and Sea, Neptune, & Beach Yurts from Otter Lodge balcony
Image:Coveyurts.jpg|alt="beach at low tide"|Otter Cove beach at low tide with Sea, Neptune, & Beach Yurts
</gallery>

<gallery caption="point campsites / Nature District" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Cootcorner.jpg|alt="Coot Corner"|Coot Corner
Image:Auklet.jpg|alt="Auklet"|Auklet
Image:Seallanding.jpg|alt="Seal landing"|Seal Landing
Image:Eaglesnest.jpg|alt="Eagles nest"|Eagle's Nest
Image:Grousegrove.jpg|alt="Grouse grove"|Grouse Grove
Image:Seagull.jpg|alt="Seagull"|Seagull
Image:Gnomedome.jpg|alt="Gnome Dome"|Gnome Dome
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Ganesh Way sites" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Horsetailhill.jpg|alt="Horsetail hill"|Horsetail Hill campsite
Image:Caribou.jpg|alt="Caribou"|Caribou drive-in site
Image:Yinyang-ganesh.jpg|alt="Yin& yang on ganesh"|Yin & Yang yurts
Image:Yinyang1.jpg|alt="Yin & Yang yurts"|Yin & Yang yurts
Image:Yinyang2.jpg|alt="Yin & Yang yurts"|Yin & Yang yurts
Image:Yinyang3.jpg|alt="Yin & Yang yurts"|Yin & Yang yurts
Image:Bighorn.jpg|alt="Bighorn"|Bighorn campsite
Image:Elk.jpg|alt="Elk"|Elk drive-in site
Image:Bison.jpg|alt="Bison"|Bison drive-in site
Image:Antelope.jpg|alt="Antelope"|Antelope campsite
Image:Ananda.jpg|alt="Ananda"|Ananda rustic cabin
</gallery>

<gallery caption="lower field / Social District" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Blakeley.jpg|alt=""|view from Blakely
Image:Baerslair1.jpg|alt="Baer's Lair"|Baer's Lair campsite
Image:Baerslair2.jpg|alt="Baer's Lair"|Baer's Lair campsite
Image:Baersview.jpg|alt="Baer's Lair view"|Baer's Lair view
Image:Sweetspot1.jpg|alt="Sweet Spot view"|Sweet Spot view
Image:Sweetspot3.jpg|alt="sweetspot yurt"|Sweet Spot yurt
Image:Yurt-sweetspot.jpg|alt="sweet spot yurt"|Check out that view!
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Lower field pano" mode=packed heights=250px style="border: dashed thin">
Image:Lowerfield-pano.jpg|alt="Lowerfield-pano.jpg"|360 - Cypress, Blakely, Peapod, Yoga Studio, Little House, Doe Bay store, Rosario Strait, Boathouse
</gallery>

Talk:SitePhotos

2024-05-07T23:18:41Z

Sasquatch: Just noting that this page is huge, and it took multiple minutes to load, I am intending to split it into multiple pages for quicker loading.

This page is super duper huge, Need to split it up so that it can load.

Main Page

2024-05-07T23:16:13Z

Sasquatch: table error, not visible in preview, sorry

__NOTOC__

= ToorCamp =

[[File:Toorcamp_map_2022v1.jpg|right|360px|alt=ToorCamp 2022 Map]]
[http://toorcamp.org ToorCamp] is a multi-day gathering where we focus on technology and its integration into society.

We are inspired by the hacker camps in [https://har2009.org The Netherlands] and [http://events.ccc.de/ Germany]. We hope to form groups, build structures, setup art projects, and throw parties!

[http://toorcon.net ToorCon] is the major organizer. We also work with other [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_security_conference hacker conferences] in the US. Your registration fee covers the power and internet -- you create the rest! Play, learn, and share!

This wiki can be used as a tool for organizing or prototyping anything, including campsites, carpools, sharing tools, and other sundries. It can also be used to record and share what we have done at the camp.

The website and wiki is your source for information, while the [https://chat.toorcon.net Discord] is where people tend to talk and is the primary means of communication during ToorCamp, and the [https://groups.google.com/g/toorcamp?pli=1 Google Group] is a good place to post about ride shares, etc.

= [[2024|ToorCamp 2024]] =
[[Image:Doebaysunset1.jpg|250px|alt="sunset"]]
[[Image:Toorcampsign2.jpg|300px|alt="ToorCamp sign"]]

ToorCamp 2024 is located at [http://doebay.com Doe Bay Resort & Spa] on [http://maps.google.com/?q=Doe%20Bay%20Resort%20Orcas%20Island,%20WA Orcas Island, WA]. The venue features cabins, yurts, domes, and full camping facilities so you can focus on relaxing and hanging out with other technology enthusiasts. ToorCamp will be on June 26-June 30, 2024.

{| cellspacing="20" width="100%"
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'''''During Camp'''''

== [https://talks.toorcon.net/toorcamp-2024/ Talks] ==
Security, Internet, Emerging Technologies, Hardware Hacking, and Privacy. In the [[Prime Dome]], there will be 50-minute talks on Thursday and Friday, 5-minute lightning talks Friday night, and 20-minute talks on Saturday.

[https://talks.toorcon.net/toorcamp-2024/cfp Sign up to be a speaker!]

Sign up for [[Lightning Talks]] here!

== [[Contests]] ==
There will be a number of contests going on throughout the camp!

== [[Events|Events and Parties]] ==
Can you think of a better way to spend a summer night than kicking back on a hammock, grilling up something on the BBQ, and hanging out with good friends? Whether you just want to kick back on the beach, learn to meditate, stay up all night writing code, or dancing the night away to your favorite hacker DJs, we guarantee you’ll have a great time.

== Workshops ==
We have 3 days of hands-on workshops scheduled. Learn something new or teach your own! Hack a car, build electronics, launch a weather balloon, build a forge, craft, sew & paint, etc... Talk to [mailto:carlos@toorcon.org foxcaptain] about adding additional workshops!

== [[Static:Villages|Villages]] ==
ToorCamp as a whole will consist of many different themed villages. Want to stake your claim? Organize a village! Hackerspaces and groups can request a dedicated section of the camp to build their own structures, show off their projects, host parties and events, and whatever they feel like doing to contribute to ToorCamp. Help make the camp awesome by getting your friends together and planning a village!

== [[Static:Self-organized_Sessions|Self-organized Sessions]] ==
In addition to the talks and workshops, [[villages]] can organize their own activities.

== [[Static:Projects|Projects]] ==
Bringing a project to camp? List your projects here so other people can check it out or get involved!

== [[Artwork]] ==
Check out the Deerpunk discord channel.

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'''''Before Camp'''''

== [[SitePhotos|Site Photos]] ==
Photos around Doe Bay, our gorgeous venue. If you are new to ToorCamp and are wondering what you'll have to work with when you get there, come take a look!

== [[Travel|Traveling to Camp]] ==
Some tips on getting to the region and out to Orcas Island.

== [[Ferry Reservation]] ==
This is the game we play every time.

== [[Parking]] ==
If you plan on driving a vehicle to ToorCamp, learn about parking changes for 2024.

== [[Vehicle camping]] ==
What you need to know if you plan on camping in your vehicle at ToorCamp.

== [[Network]] ==
Camp Network information

== [[Power]] ==
Camp Power information

== [[ToorCamp_Kids|ToorCamp Kids]] ==
Kids Camp information

== [[ToorCamp Dogs|ToorCamp Dogs]] ==
ToorCamp loves dogs, but we have some rules and regulations. Most importantly, please register your dog by emailing [mailto:david@toorcon.org david@toorcon.org]

== [[CampFAQ]] ==
Find frequently asked questions as well as guides for what to bring and expect at ToorCamp here.

== Registration ==
This year we're limited to 700 participants at ToorCamp so be sure to buy your passes early. Tickets are nearly SOLD OUT.

== [[Volunteers]] ==
We're looking for volunteers that can help out during the camp as well as come out early to help setup or stay later to help tear down. We'll be posting more volunteer information in this section in the coming months. If you're interested in volunteering, please email [mailto:tim@toorcon.org tim@toorcon.org].

== [[Sponsors]] ==
We're looking for sponsors to help make ToorCamp even more awesome. If your company is interested in sponsoring, please email [mailto:sponsor@toorcon.org sponsor@toorcon.org].

== [[Code of Conduct]] ==
We now have a shiny new code of conduct! Check it out.

|-
| colspan="2" |
== Important Dates==
{| width="100%"
| width="50%" valign="top" |
{| cellspacing="7"
| '''March'''
|-
| March 15, 2024
| First Round of CFP Submission Ends
|-
| '''May'''
|-
| May 4, 2024
| CFP Submission Ends
|}

| width="50%" valign="top" |
{| cellspacing="7"
| '''June'''
|-
| June 2024
| Speaker & Sponsor Selection Finalized
|-
| June 25, 2024
| Villages Setup
|-
| June 26, 2024
| Move into ToorCamp
|-
| June 27, 2024
| ToorCamp 50-minute Talks & Workshops
|-
| June 28, 2024
| ToorCamp 50-minute Talks & Workshops
|-
| June 29, 2024
| ToorCamp 20-minute Talks & Workshops
|-
| June 30, 2024
| Move out of ToorCamp
|}
|}

= Previous ToorCamps =
=== 2022===
[[Image:ToorcampDeerpunk.webp|right|180px|ToorcampDeerpunk]]
ToorCamp 2022 was back again at the Doe Bay Resort & Spa on Orcas Island, WA, with a new Deerpunk theme and the premiere of the NIGHTMRKT. ToorCamp was on July 13-17, 2022.

=== 2020 ===
Skipped due to pandemic. We briefly considered 2021, but pandemic continued.

=== 2018 ===
[[Image:Bubble Prime Dome.jpg|right|180px|Bubble Prime Dome]]
ToorCamp 2018 was again located at the beautiful Doe Bay Resort & Spa on Orcas Island, WA. ToorCamp was on June 20th-24th.

=== 2016 ===
[[Image:2016 phone tent.jpg|right|180px|Phone Tent]]
ToorCamp 2016 was located at the Doe Bay Resort & Spa on Orcas Island, WA. The venue features 31 on-site cabins, 8 yurts, 2 geodesic domes, and full camping facilities so this year is all about relaxing and hanging out with other technology enthusiasts. We are scheduling the camp on June 8th-12th so it doesn't conflict with the bigger conferences and give people the chance to take some extra time off from work, unwind, learn some new skills, and hack on projects.

=== 2014, 2012 ===
[[Image:Beach.jpg|right|180px|Beach]]
Neah Bay, WA (Hobuck Beach Resort). Lasers. Prime Dome, Cellular Telephone Network, POTS telephone

In the rainforest, everything gets wet. Towels set out to dry become more damp instead. Condensation drips from exhaust fans.

ToorCamp was on August 8-12, 2012, and July 9-13, 2014.

=== 2009 (Beta) ===
Missile Silo. Sand, wind, really hard core people. The first ToorCamp was on July 2-5, 2009.

= Media =
Since you can't link directly to YT, remove the extra period in the links below.
* 2012 ToorCamp Closing Video: https://youtu..be/Q7IeJ0HGK6o
* 2022 What The Heck is Hacker Camping? https://youtu..be/Vuuf3CoJ0Xs
* 2018: https://youtu..be/k3QwWGUqU14
* 2018 oscilloscope music: https://youtu..be/a0DUahNCotQ
* 2018: https://youtu..be/JjvVJj4RP_o
* 2016 tesla coil music: https://youtu..be/GvVB72vfgas, https://youtu..be/xpW0RTnua6g
* 2016: https://youtu..be/m7Zr0qMK164
* 2014 party dome: https://youtu..be/BdIVgfVdqUw
* 2014 chill dome: https://youtu..be/GW1gWP2_dqE
* 2014: https://youtu..be/yd8eu_q6I00
* 2012: https://youtu..be/vp44CwDv6Xg
* 2012 shadytel: https://youtu..be/QF4NjbIEbW8
* 2009 dome build: https://youtu..be/JTlhIAT44EM
* 2009: https://youtu..be/GXNjz7NowJI
* 2009!! https://youtu..be/H6Sa77edJ7U
* 2012 hak5 interview: https://youtu..be/HpDqikpnCgA

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Sasquatch: /* Projects */ added artwork, this may be desired elsewhere, just saw on discord people were talking about galleries and how to share artwork

__NOTOC__

= ToorCamp =

[[File:Toorcamp_map_2022v1.jpg|right|360px|alt=ToorCamp 2022 Map]]
[http://toorcamp.org ToorCamp] is a multi-day gathering where we focus on technology and its integration into society.

We are inspired by the hacker camps in [https://har2009.org The Netherlands] and [http://events.ccc.de/ Germany]. We hope to form groups, build structures, setup art projects, and throw parties!

[http://toorcon.net ToorCon] is the major organizer. We also work with other [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_security_conference hacker conferences] in the US. Your registration fee covers the power and internet -- you create the rest! Play, learn, and share!

This wiki can be used as a tool for organizing or prototyping anything, including campsites, carpools, sharing tools, and other sundries. It can also be used to record and share what we have done at the camp.

The website and wiki is your source for information, while the [https://chat.toorcon.net Discord] is where people tend to talk and is the primary means of communication during ToorCamp, and the [https://groups.google.com/g/toorcamp?pli=1 Google Group] is a good place to post about ride shares, etc.

= [[2024|ToorCamp 2024]] =
[[Image:Doebaysunset1.jpg|250px|alt="sunset"]]
[[Image:Toorcampsign2.jpg|300px|alt="ToorCamp sign"]]

ToorCamp 2024 is located at [http://doebay.com Doe Bay Resort & Spa] on [http://maps.google.com/?q=Doe%20Bay%20Resort%20Orcas%20Island,%20WA Orcas Island, WA]. The venue features cabins, yurts, domes, and full camping facilities so you can focus on relaxing and hanging out with other technology enthusiasts. ToorCamp will be on June 26-June 30, 2024.

{| cellspacing="20" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |

'''''During Camp'''''

== [https://talks.toorcon.net/toorcamp-2024/ Talks] ==
Security, Internet, Emerging Technologies, Hardware Hacking, and Privacy. In the [[Prime Dome]], there will be 50-minute talks on Thursday and Friday, 5-minute lightning talks Friday night, and 20-minute talks on Saturday.

[https://talks.toorcon.net/toorcamp-2024/cfp Sign up to be a speaker!]

Sign up for [[Lightning Talks]] here!

== [[Contests]] ==
There will be a number of contests going on throughout the camp!

== [[Events|Events and Parties]] ==
Can you think of a better way to spend a summer night than kicking back on a hammock, grilling up something on the BBQ, and hanging out with good friends? Whether you just want to kick back on the beach, learn to meditate, stay up all night writing code, or dancing the night away to your favorite hacker DJs, we guarantee you’ll have a great time.

== Workshops ==
We have 3 days of hands-on workshops scheduled. Learn something new or teach your own! Hack a car, build electronics, launch a weather balloon, build a forge, craft, sew & paint, etc... Talk to [mailto:carlos@toorcon.org foxcaptain] about adding additional workshops!

== [[Static:Villages|Villages]] ==
ToorCamp as a whole will consist of many different themed villages. Want to stake your claim? Organize a village! Hackerspaces and groups can request a dedicated section of the camp to build their own structures, show off their projects, host parties and events, and whatever they feel like doing to contribute to ToorCamp. Help make the camp awesome by getting your friends together and planning a village!

== [[Static:Self-organized_Sessions|Self-organized Sessions]] ==
In addition to the talks and workshops, [[villages]] can organize their own activities.

== [[Static:Projects|Projects]] ==
Bringing a project to camp? List your projects here so other people can check it out or get involved!
| valign="top" width="50%" |
== [[Artwork]] ==
Check out the Deerpunk discord channel.

| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''''Before Camp'''''

== [[SitePhotos|Site Photos]] ==
Photos around Doe Bay, our gorgeous venue. If you are new to ToorCamp and are wondering what you'll have to work with when you get there, come take a look!

== [[Travel|Traveling to Camp]] ==
Some tips on getting to the region and out to Orcas Island.

== [[Ferry Reservation]] ==
This is the game we play every time.

== [[Parking]] ==
If you plan on driving a vehicle to ToorCamp, learn about parking changes for 2024.

== [[Vehicle camping]] ==
What you need to know if you plan on camping in your vehicle at ToorCamp.

== [[Network]] ==
Camp Network information

== [[Power]] ==
Camp Power information

== [[ToorCamp_Kids|ToorCamp Kids]] ==
Kids Camp information

== [[ToorCamp Dogs|ToorCamp Dogs]] ==
ToorCamp loves dogs, but we have some rules and regulations. Most importantly, please register your dog by emailing [mailto:david@toorcon.org david@toorcon.org]

== [[CampFAQ]] ==
Find frequently asked questions as well as guides for what to bring and expect at ToorCamp here.

== Registration ==
This year we're limited to 700 participants at ToorCamp so be sure to buy your passes early. Tickets are nearly SOLD OUT.

== [[Volunteers]] ==
We're looking for volunteers that can help out during the camp as well as come out early to help setup or stay later to help tear down. We'll be posting more volunteer information in this section in the coming months. If you're interested in volunteering, please email [mailto:tim@toorcon.org tim@toorcon.org].

== [[Sponsors]] ==
We're looking for sponsors to help make ToorCamp even more awesome. If your company is interested in sponsoring, please email [mailto:sponsor@toorcon.org sponsor@toorcon.org].

== [[Code of Conduct]] ==
We now have a shiny new code of conduct! Check it out.

|-
| colspan="2" |
== Important Dates==
{| width="100%"
| width="50%" valign="top" |
{| cellspacing="7"
| '''March'''
|-
| March 15, 2024
| First Round of CFP Submission Ends
|-
| '''May'''
|-
| May 4, 2024
| CFP Submission Ends
|}

| width="50%" valign="top" |
{| cellspacing="7"
| '''June'''
|-
| June 2024
| Speaker & Sponsor Selection Finalized
|-
| June 25, 2024
| Villages Setup
|-
| June 26, 2024
| Move into ToorCamp
|-
| June 27, 2024
| ToorCamp 50-minute Talks & Workshops
|-
| June 28, 2024
| ToorCamp 50-minute Talks & Workshops
|-
| June 29, 2024
| ToorCamp 20-minute Talks & Workshops
|-
| June 30, 2024
| Move out of ToorCamp
|}
|}

= Previous ToorCamps =
=== 2022===
[[Image:ToorcampDeerpunk.webp|right|180px|ToorcampDeerpunk]]
ToorCamp 2022 was back again at the Doe Bay Resort & Spa on Orcas Island, WA, with a new Deerpunk theme and the premiere of the NIGHTMRKT. ToorCamp was on July 13-17, 2022.

=== 2020 ===
Skipped due to pandemic. We briefly considered 2021, but pandemic continued.

=== 2018 ===
[[Image:Bubble Prime Dome.jpg|right|180px|Bubble Prime Dome]]
ToorCamp 2018 was again located at the beautiful Doe Bay Resort & Spa on Orcas Island, WA. ToorCamp was on June 20th-24th.

=== 2016 ===
[[Image:2016 phone tent.jpg|right|180px|Phone Tent]]
ToorCamp 2016 was located at the Doe Bay Resort & Spa on Orcas Island, WA. The venue features 31 on-site cabins, 8 yurts, 2 geodesic domes, and full camping facilities so this year is all about relaxing and hanging out with other technology enthusiasts. We are scheduling the camp on June 8th-12th so it doesn't conflict with the bigger conferences and give people the chance to take some extra time off from work, unwind, learn some new skills, and hack on projects.

=== 2014, 2012 ===
[[Image:Beach.jpg|right|180px|Beach]]
Neah Bay, WA (Hobuck Beach Resort). Lasers. Prime Dome, Cellular Telephone Network, POTS telephone

In the rainforest, everything gets wet. Towels set out to dry become more damp instead. Condensation drips from exhaust fans.

ToorCamp was on August 8-12, 2012, and July 9-13, 2014.

=== 2009 (Beta) ===
Missile Silo. Sand, wind, really hard core people. The first ToorCamp was on July 2-5, 2009.

= Media =
Since you can't link directly to YT, remove the extra period in the links below.
* 2012 ToorCamp Closing Video: https://youtu..be/Q7IeJ0HGK6o
* 2022 What The Heck is Hacker Camping? https://youtu..be/Vuuf3CoJ0Xs
* 2018: https://youtu..be/k3QwWGUqU14
* 2018 oscilloscope music: https://youtu..be/a0DUahNCotQ
* 2018: https://youtu..be/JjvVJj4RP_o
* 2016 tesla coil music: https://youtu..be/GvVB72vfgas, https://youtu..be/xpW0RTnua6g
* 2016: https://youtu..be/m7Zr0qMK164
* 2014 party dome: https://youtu..be/BdIVgfVdqUw
* 2014 chill dome: https://youtu..be/GW1gWP2_dqE
* 2014: https://youtu..be/yd8eu_q6I00
* 2012: https://youtu..be/vp44CwDv6Xg
* 2012 shadytel: https://youtu..be/QF4NjbIEbW8
* 2009 dome build: https://youtu..be/JTlhIAT44EM
* 2009: https://youtu..be/GXNjz7NowJI
* 2009!! https://youtu..be/H6Sa77edJ7U
* 2012 hak5 interview: https://youtu..be/HpDqikpnCgA