Reply #17: well, I suppose they think that as long as they have a couple of trees to urinate against ...

[Lisa]

... everything else is redundant! (speaking of the peeing thing)

http://www.sonomacountyfreepress.com/bohos/inside-spymag.html

"And former California governor Pat Brown has said publicly, many times, that the presence of women would keep Bohemians from enjoying their hallowed freedom to pee.

The peeing is ceaseless and more than a little exhibitionistic. Everyone talks about it. Bohemian reminiscences describe such bizarre initiation rites as escorting new members to the redwood at which one of the founders "did his morning ablutions." The Owl Hoots, which are poster-size cartoons racked up each day near the Camp Fire Circle, are filled with pissing pictures. One featured a spurious design for a commemorative stamp of club member U.S. Postmaster General Anthony Frank relieving himself on a redwood."



Ironically -- wasn't it the Boho Club that bought up the surrounding land, decades ago, because they were concerned that logging (and the public intrusions that would come with it) would endanger their little retreat?