I live in the Roseburg area and looked all over for some gay companionship. Found this just last night. I would really like to visit the Wolf Creek Faerie camp. But would like to hook up with someone familiar with it. I prefer other gay men as I love to kiss, make out and be romantic. Bis are fine with me as well but if a married gay prefer to be the guys and insist the wife is good with it. Better if she likes watching.
I am still uncertain what to expect. Faerie has an appeal as well. I would like to be in touch with my feminine side and very much be a faerie.
On the spiritual side, I am also interested. I studied mainly the ancient religions of the Middle East, some Celtic, Roman, Greek and Native as well. Nature worship just makes more sense. I have just not linked to people to introduce me to it.
And just in case caretakers at the Faerie camp might be interested. It wasn't on your list of needed items, but I have a 24 foot travel trailer I would be interested in donating. However, it has been sitting in storage almost 4 years. Everything was working at that time. Nice kitchen with eye level oven. Also when I visit I will donate a computer monitor. If you are interested I also have the remains of a Dell Dimension computer. The computer itself is fried but the other boards are fine. I can include a Hughes Internet Dish and Modem for satellite high speed. The remains of two laptops. The memory the best part of those. Even have a pair of 8X55 binoculars and case I saw on the wanted item list. Oh, and if someone will invite me there, I have a home garden.I have loads of zuchinni, tomatoes just getting ripe. So, I can bring enough there to feed a good 15 people or more.
I'm still having trouble reviewing and navagating the site so I don't have the number to call and schedule an arrival or anything.
I know much there is ecology based. Please don't hate me for what I drive. It's a 1990Lincoln Town Car, but I get 26.4 MPG out of it. Better than my neighbors get with Toyotas and Hondas. I am a hypermiler. If I find myself in a construction zone where I can get away with 50 or 55 my mileage has been known to be as high as 32 or 33 MPG.
Lastly, what nature driven or pagan festival can be without home brewing. I brew both ales and lagers. I have brewed wine as well as well as meade. Actually the beers I brew are semi meade as I prefer using honey rather than the typical boosters or cane or beet sugar. But hey, it is tradition that women did the brewing. So, I relegate myself to stoking the fire, maybe some stiring, maybe the heavy lifting while the women take charge. There is another appeal for pagan type religions. Women are powerful. With the Greeks and Norse and Germanic religions. Gaea began creation.
I am still uncertain what to expect. Faerie has an appeal as well. I would like to be in touch with my feminine side and very much be a faerie.
On the spiritual side, I am also interested. I studied mainly the ancient religions of the Middle East, some Celtic, Roman, Greek and Native as well. Nature worship just makes more sense. I have just not linked to people to introduce me to it.
And just in case caretakers at the Faerie camp might be interested. It wasn't on your list of needed items, but I have a 24 foot travel trailer I would be interested in donating. However, it has been sitting in storage almost 4 years. Everything was working at that time. Nice kitchen with eye level oven. Also when I visit I will donate a computer monitor. If you are interested I also have the remains of a Dell Dimension computer. The computer itself is fried but the other boards are fine. I can include a Hughes Internet Dish and Modem for satellite high speed. The remains of two laptops. The memory the best part of those. Even have a pair of 8X55 binoculars and case I saw on the wanted item list. Oh, and if someone will invite me there, I have a home garden.I have loads of zuchinni, tomatoes just getting ripe. So, I can bring enough there to feed a good 15 people or more.
I'm still having trouble reviewing and navagating the site so I don't have the number to call and schedule an arrival or anything.
I know much there is ecology based. Please don't hate me for what I drive. It's a 1990Lincoln Town Car, but I get 26.4 MPG out of it. Better than my neighbors get with Toyotas and Hondas. I am a hypermiler. If I find myself in a construction zone where I can get away with 50 or 55 my mileage has been known to be as high as 32 or 33 MPG.
Lastly, what nature driven or pagan festival can be without home brewing. I brew both ales and lagers. I have brewed wine as well as well as meade. Actually the beers I brew are semi meade as I prefer using honey rather than the typical boosters or cane or beet sugar. But hey, it is tradition that women did the brewing. So, I relegate myself to stoking the fire, maybe some stiring, maybe the heavy lifting while the women take charge. There is another appeal for pagan type religions. Women are powerful. With the Greeks and Norse and Germanic religions. Gaea began creation.
