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Why not bring your favorite easy chair with you?

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Alysa in front of our trailer. This campsite obviously had no "hookups" - so we were on our own for electricity and water.

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Near the main stage, a large group takes refuge under a shade tent.

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Alysa and I decided to find a good location and just relax on our lounge chairs for the rest of the day. Most chairs weren't allowed in, but these were close enough to the ground to be ok.

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Our view of the stage. Remember, 90,000 people are here so if we didn't want to be trampled we had to sit far back. But close enough to see a bit, and certainly to hear.

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Clouds start to thicken...

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Smart kids bringing their own shade!

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As the wind picks up someone breaks out the kite.

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Bags of sugar, probably being brought to a food vendor.

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Here's one way to keep cool...

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The clouds are getting darker... We're just happy it's getting a little cooler with a breeze, a thankful break from the oppressive heat we've experienced thus far.

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I quickly ran back to the trailer to refill our water bottle and grab some food, while Alysa kept our seats.

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One of the many unofficial vendors in the camping area is a body airbrush artist. Given the sign you can only imagine what she's been asked to do...

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Here's a woman about to be painted.

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5pm and the clouds are getting threatening.

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