When the dew falls it gets really cold. This is often in the last hour before dawn. This is something I learned from dancing all night in paddocks.
Such strange knowledge for a city dwelling urchin. Still I bet you know you get wet if you touch the tent walls, and that using kerosene lamps inside gives you black snot.
The NZ summer is full of hay bails and big outdoor parties that create more mayhem than memory of recent. On the opposite the NZ winter is full of Subaru wagons driving to fast and discreet little parties in place's with the coldest potential.
Yes two of the south islands most stable crews go out in the wilderness to celebrate the Solstice this month. in CHCH and in Dunedin. So I guess it's not so discreet now .. but do note that the Massive party has a limited capacity of 200 and you will need to be paying attention to find the Eudemony party.
The community nature of these crews has enabled them to create and continue as the excellent providers of all things good and natural about large sound systems outdoors.
So doom is not as dark as the herald, and the coldest night shall indeed be the longest.
