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[https://allthatsinteresting.com/slab-city by Wyatt Redd 5/10/23 ati] | [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. | 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. | ||
=====Slab City, California: Last Free Place in America? (Extraordinary Place Documentary) | Real Stories===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKTSVWiYee8 by YouTube] | |||
In California's poorest desert region, a colorful group of regulars and their dogs gather at Rob's internet cafe for coffee and WiFi in "the last free place in America". | |||
