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[https://www.roamfarandwide.com/salvation-mountain-slab-city-california/ by ROAM FAR & WIDE 12/1/16] | [https://www.roamfarandwide.com/salvation-mountain-slab-city-california/ by ROAM FAR & WIDE 12/1/16] | ||
Should you ever find yourself on Highway 8, skirting the edges of California’s border with Mexico, I’d encourage you to take a diversion onto Highway 111 and then to Niland, California where you’ll find Salvation Mountain, a wondrous display of folk art rising out of the floor of the Sonoran Desert. | Should you ever find yourself on Highway 8, skirting the edges of California’s border with Mexico, I’d encourage you to take a diversion onto Highway 111 and then to Niland, California where you’ll find Salvation Mountain, a wondrous display of folk art rising out of the floor of the Sonoran Desert. | ||
=====Inside California’s Slab City, Where People Go To Live Way Off The Grid===== | |||
[https://allthatsinteresting.com/slab-city by Wyatt Redd 5/10/23 ati] | |||
Built on an abandoned military base 200 miles east of Los Angeles in the middle of California’s Sonoran Desert, Slab City doesn’t have many modern amenities. No power lines nor pipes carry electricity or fresh water to the city. Residents have to sort out their own system for disposing of sewage or trash. | |||
