Here's one I just got around to making, from last year's Burning Man Festival. It's a wooden structure that was positioned near the Temple. The Temple is at the far end of the pentagonal "playa," which is what the open lake bed area is called. The camps are arranged in circular parallel rows at the other end from the Temple. The "Man" is positioned right in the center of the pentagon/circle. There are usually religious or pseudo-religious events taking place at the Temple at all times, and everyone is invited to place memorials to departed loved ones around the perimeter, or to write them on the wooden surfaces. The Temple is burned at the end of the festival, the day after the Man is burned. When the Man is burned, there is much joyous shouting and dancing, but when the Temple is burned, the usual mood is quiet reverence. Pentax Optio, cha-cha, PS. Please forgive the minor cha-cha artifacts.