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[https://www.pbssocal.org/shows/artbound/slab-city-creative-homesteading-in-a-desert-of-extremes by High & Dry 5/10/24 PBS] | [https://www.pbssocal.org/shows/artbound/slab-city-creative-homesteading-in-a-desert-of-extremes by High & Dry 5/10/24 PBS] | ||
High & Dry surveys the legacy of human enterprise in the California desert and beyond. Together, environmental writer Jack Eidt and photographer Osceola Refetoff document human activity, past and present, in the context of future development. This Dispatch focuses on the off-Salton-Sea community known as Slab City. | High & Dry surveys the legacy of human enterprise in the California desert and beyond. Together, environmental writer Jack Eidt and photographer Osceola Refetoff document human activity, past and present, in the context of future development. This Dispatch focuses on the off-Salton-Sea community known as Slab City. | ||
=====SLAB CITY: The Only Place in The USA Where There is NO LAW ! - A Desert Town FULL of CRIMINALS -VLOG===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX5GogckHH8 by Discover With OS YouTube] | |||
In this video, we sent cameramen to the state of California in the United States. There is a town called Slab City where people who want to live away from the capitalist system and without any laws reside. People live a different life in the desert climate. | |||
