Some friends of mine are focusing our energy this year on doing the front gate in Wyoming. They hope to make everyone’s arrival “home” a much kinder, gentler experience than it has generally been the last few years. We feel that some of the problems people have experienced at gatherings can be effected in a positive way by presenting a different initial encounter than what has become accepted as the norm.

So they are asking you to share with us your thoughts and ideas about the front gate. What we’re mostly looking for is your perspective of what visually establishes to those arriving the sense that they are at the beginning of the gathering, all is well and a great time awaits. We want to hear from folks what they feel helps to visually establish a difference --- something that says or reflects a feeling of order, security,welcome,peace. What folks see as a service or need at the gate.

So please, close your eyes and visualize, tell us what you want to see when you come around that last bumpy, dusty, curve?
And please, don’t mention drugs being sold, beer being hustled, etc. we will deal with the small stuff, we’re counting on you for a bigger vision,lol.

Also they are p putting together a spread sheet for actual day/hours for anyone interested in volunteering a few hours of their time at the gate. The spreadsheet runs from June 25th to July 3’rd. If interested and ready to commit, please respond and I'll pass on the info to the focalizers.

San Diego Family is committing to one all night shift - it would be cool if Warriors could take a shift.