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Sydney University biochemistry student Travis Dean has expressed his reconnection with nature following a recent bush doof that B-Side Media was lucky enough to attend.
Travis – who grew up in the seaside suburb of Manly – spoke with B-Side Editor Micky ‘Muscles’ McClure at the fourth annual Rainbow Dreadlock festival today, taking place in the dusty terrain of bum-fuck Idaho in western Shitsville. He said that he “discovers a new love and respect for the world around me every time I venture into a doof”.
“Honestly, nothing makes you feel closer to nature than a satty full of tabs and maybe a few nangs in the morning. It’s no intercontinental breakfast, but why are you talking to me, frog?”. From here, Travis scuffled off into the crowd in a panic, to the tune of a pulsing, psy-trance heater.
We were then swiftly shuffled off the grounds by an older, more experienced doofer – who we presume was far more in-tune with nature due to the dirtiness of his feet, length of his dreads and the bagginess of his pants – who went by the name Ocean Soul.
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