But we managed with our CamelBaks and Nalgene bottles. I can see how this would come in handy at night, especially if you don’t have a headlamp (or don’t want to wear it for fear of looking as much like narks as I’m sure we did). Other replica Tag Heuer watch must have gear that we took included sleeping pads (essential for obvious reasons), headlamps (so you can find your way out of a ravine…no comment on how that happened…and back to your tent at 4. a.m. after Gov’t Mule), and the Kelty Shadehouse 12. I saw lots of other functional rigs for avoiding the sun.
The point is that you need somewhere other than your tent (which will likely feel like an oven) to get out of the sun in the middle of the day. Because as Chris from Jackson, Wyoming, says, Festivals get pretty F'n hot!On that note, here are more words of wisdom from you, our readers, on festival-going:Diner prep wastes valuable jamming time, so replica Bell & Ross watch minimize it! wrote Arthur from Redwood City, California. Arthur, we couldn’t agree more. Bring snacks for breakfast and lunch, but plan on buying your dinner (we suggest gyros and butterfly fries) from a vendor. Six bucks is worth not missing Keller Williams.Bring earplugs if you want to sleep during the late-night campfire renditions of Me and Bobby McGee.
True wisdom. We managed to forget the earplugs, and, thus, couldn’t sleep for more than two hours at a time.Bring a Nalgene wide-necked pee bottle—just don't get it confused with your drinking water bottle. We hope this person wasn’t camping next to us. Denny from Pittsburgh brings a wagon to the festival. It carries everything: tents, replica Bell & Ross watch coolers, kids, whatever. The hills at Marvin's Mountain Top are steep, and a wagon makes carrying it ALL GOOD. (You knew we had to slip one All Good reference in there.) This really sounds like a must for people with kids. Yes, people bring children to these things.
