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[https://californiacrossings.com/slab-city-california-counter-culture/ by Carol Guttery 28/4/22 California CROSSINGS] | [https://californiacrossings.com/slab-city-california-counter-culture/ by Carol Guttery 28/4/22 California CROSSINGS] | ||
Take a casual glance at Slab City, California and all you’ll see is a dusty, junk yard full of hippies and drop outs. But look deeper and you’ll also find a diverse community of artists, homesteaders and retirees living off the grid, on the cheap, and absolutely on their own terms. | Take a casual glance at Slab City, California and all you’ll see is a dusty, junk yard full of hippies and drop outs. But look deeper and you’ll also find a diverse community of artists, homesteaders and retirees living off the grid, on the cheap, and absolutely on their own terms. | ||
=====Top 7 Things To Do In Slab City===== | |||
[https://www.christarzanclemens.com/2016/06/top-7-things-to-do-in-slab-city/] | |||
Slab City is an off grid “community” in the Southern California desert a few hours inland from San Diego. Originally built in the 1940’s as a military base, by the 50’s it was closed and the structures torn down, leaving just the concrete slabs. In the 60’s snowbirds, nomads, and desert dwellers in RV’s migrated to Slab City where they could park their homes for free. | |||
