here's pink in your eye

Terrain and environment is going to define the niceties of our mother nature.
I'm sure there will be mutants there with more medical training than I. I'll be bringing my usual assortment of natural remedies, along with gumshoe know-how and common sense.
I just got back from the rainbow gathering on the 5th. Their medical group was good considering the unorganized nature.

Bring one aquatainer of potable (drinkable) water with you.
Even if you don't need it, someone else might in an emergency.

Bring a solar shower (big black bag with a hose, ~10 bucks US)
'Cause I don't want to smell your stank, & you can help a sister or brother with theirs.

Bring food. Myself and many other sisters and brothers, have low blood sugar conditions that come on like wildfire when we start excercising all of a sudden. Kitchens serve, but inconsistent amounts, inconsistent times, and without enough protein. Farm eggs will hold their own without refrigeration for over two weeks. Other sources like peanut butter, or combining dried beans, corn, and rice. Recommend a pressure cooker and whisperlite stove to prepare them. Adding some raw sea salt, like utah realsalt, gives you the electrolytes you need without bringing up your sodium levels unnecessarily. It will also make food taste a lot better.

Bring clothes. During the day, it may be possible to run around naked. At night, the tempurature may drop to 50 degrees. Have one sleeping bag rated at -15. Or get an additional one to wrap yourself in. Bring a tarp, even if you don't bring a tent.

You can pack in one trip. Bring a smaller day bag to keep on ready if you are going to take a walk, containing:
- A change of necessary clothes and something warm, like a hoodie.
- 2 separate bottles, 1 quart of water each, or a drinking bag
- Snack food with good nutrition, ie org. trail mix with a dusting of sea salt
- Your junk, including partyware and something to eat with.
- Put a tag on the handle or just inside if you've had past allergic reactions, or a history of injury from environmental heat or cold. Carry an epipen if you have been prescribed one.