Amid Rain and Mud, Climactic 'Burn' Is Delayed at Burning Man Fest
Monday, September 4, 2023 | |
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| By Christina Kelso Attendees braced for more rainfall after heavy downpours turned the festival grounds into thick mud, limiting access to the site in the Nevada desert. | | |
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