strike camp

This skeleton crew worked upwards of 20 hours per day in dangerous blustery conditions to strike camp and fulfill one of Burning Man’s most imperative tenets: “leave no trace.”

“I prefer to have him busy,” she of her kindergartner, Isaiah, who attended the zoo’s $50-a-day strike camp Wednesday.

They would strike camp again and head west over the ice, trying to narrow the gap between themselves and the islands.

The warriors, he imagined, were gathering their gear, perhaps making ready to strike camp.

True enough — and, like Dave, few of us have any clue what we’ll do when it’s time to strike camp.