The pickers had been assigned their own rustic bunkhouses, lined up in a row along the quiet grassy shore of the river.
The city is putting up bunkhouses – wooden barrack-like buildings – but they are not going up fast enough.
A converted garage is partly set up as a bunkhouse and also has workshop and storage space.
Ciaran Bagnall's spare sets (a stream winding across the stage; a bare-boarded bunkhouse) and precise lighting set up the right feel, but it's the distilled-to-their-essence performances that put it across.
Shells, canteen pouch, 30.06, tropical hat, tropical top, bunkhouse, fast, haircut fast, suited up fast, boom, ready fast, fast, haircut, webgear, top, brush hat, boots, out the door, in the jeep, driving, wife, the bridge.
The other 12 men must live in a rustic bunkhouse down the hill and constantly look up at the place where they aspire to be.
During the Action Camp, when the camp's population swells, time is mostly filled with work: topping up drinking water, constructing a bunkhouse, cooking and cleaning, caring for the children, working in the garden.
Eventually, Echo may add a youth hostel-style bunkhouse to spare its customers multiple laps driving up and down the steep, sometimes treacherous 12-mile road between Evergreen and the resort.
Searching Craigslist, he found a four-bedroom house to sublet as an office and bunkhouse, and persuaded roommate Dustin Moskovitz to give up a summer computer-lab job at Harvard to become essentially his chief operating officer.
The book doesn't have the experiential quality that the play has, and the movies have the pressure of becoming cinematic, of opening up the tight world of the bunkhouse to include the rest of the ranch.
Ms. Lane, who works out of a former bunkhouse on her family's ranch near Amarillo, grew up watching local craftsmen turn out saddles, chaps and saddlebags.
