Burning happens around Labor Day at the Black Rock Desert in Nevada. It’s been going on for 30 plus years and it takes a great deal of perseverance to survive, since there are dust storms and you can’t even dispose of water at your campsite. Photos by David Rich
David Rich is GoNOMAD's most intrepid writer, braving blizzards, monsoons, desert heat and State Department travel advisories to visit the world's most out-of-the-way places from the Karakoram Mountains in Pakistan to the wilds of Borneo to the Harley-Davidson Rally Week in Sturgis, South Dakota. He lives in Glendale AZ where his latest passion is flying his own plane. Click the link to see all of his books, including RV the World, The Isis Affair and Myths of the Tribe on Amazon.
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