Why this page starts almost empty
We'd rather publish one entry that actually happened than twelve that simply read well.
Most community pages open with a wall of five-star quotes. Ours doesn't, and that's deliberate. Everything in this journal is written after the weekend it describes, by someone who was in the room, and goes up only once they've read it back and said yes.
That means the page fills slowly. A trip has to run, everyone has to get home, and somebody has to feel like writing it down. We think that's the right order — a page of invented enthusiasm would tell you nothing about what a Friday with us is actually like.
So take this as an index that is still being written. The trips are the real thing to look at; the entries follow them, a few weeks behind.
Words by The Offline team