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Queer Pagan Camps - Does anyone attend

Coyote

01:02 / 30.04.02

A good friend of mine has been ranting about QPC for ages now. He's just nipped off to Tennasee (solry is that shit spelling) for a big QPC. lol REDNECKS AND BIG QUEER COMMUNES. Anyway just curious. I like the idea of queer as opposed to gay or straight.

Anyome know what I;m talking about ?

Grrr typing, excuse. Unwilling proponent of anarchic spelling

Shortfatdyke

07:36 / 30.04.02

there's a queer pagan group in england, who i'm trying to track down. i'd certainly feel more comfortable in that kind of space - well, okay, i just watched 'the wicker man' and it was so *heterosexual* it put me off the film almost. queer pagans in this country hold a festival/camp every summer. try searching 'queer pagans' on google. i think you'll find some useful info.

Bill Posters

11:32 / 30.04.02

There's this e-list:

qpc@yahoogroups.com

And can I just thank everyone who's seen this thread and not made a 'camp' joke? You have my eternal gratitude.

that

12:09 / 30.04.02

Hell, it didn't even occur to me til you mentioned it...

Ganesh

13:13 / 30.04.02

I like the idea of burning Richard Littlejohn in an enormous Wicker Homo. You couldn't bake it up.

cusm

19:10 / 01.05.02

In the States, there's the Mid Atlantic Men's Gathering. While not strictly straight or queer by design, its awfully queer in effect. A good bunch, I go to these. Also not strictly pagan by design, but it leans heavily in that direction. The last one had a Mabon celebration, burnt corn man and all. Boy, people got creative in making the corn man. He was definitely a figure of fertility, I'll give him that.