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[https://roadtrippers.com/magazine/slab-city-california-desert/] | [https://roadtrippers.com/magazine/slab-city-california-desert/] | ||
Acollection of unlikely characters is standing around a fire in the middle of the California desert. There’s an older woman who introduces herself only as Tomahawk, kindly offering to give away a handful of colorful gems she bartered at a recent “trade circle.” Next to her is a bearded man—a former banker, he says—who’s currently staying at the rag-tag community’s hostel for the season. | Acollection of unlikely characters is standing around a fire in the middle of the California desert. There’s an older woman who introduces herself only as Tomahawk, kindly offering to give away a handful of colorful gems she bartered at a recent “trade circle.” Next to her is a bearded man—a former banker, he says—who’s currently staying at the rag-tag community’s hostel for the season. | ||
=====Slab City: The Last Free Place in America===== | |||
[https://www.itsawanderfullife.la/post/slabcity by sab city 29/10/18] | |||
Have you ever wondered what this place is? Maybe you've seen it on TV or read about it in that book, Into the Wild like me and thought does that place really exist? Well it's definitely real and is as kooky and crazy as it looks. Often referred to as the "Last Free Place in America" Slab City, is one of those off-the road pit stops where you can't help but pull over to take a selfie, walk through the crazy art sculpture formations and think to yourself, what the heck are people doing out here? | |||
