Burning Man ends as traffic jams force tired partiers to wait in their cars for nearly 8 HOURS
The annual Burning Man festival has come to a close, with revelers enduring waits of eight hours to get out of the desert camp.
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The annual Burning Man festival has come to a close, with revelers enduring waits of eight hours to get out of the desert camp.
The dust storm hit the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, where it's been held since the early 1990s, on Saturday just before the main Burning Man event - igniting the wooden 'man' effigy.
The weeklong festival, held in Black Rock Desert since the early 1990s, has long been a tradition, frequented by scantily-clad individuals looking to soak in the event's psychedelic atmosphere.
The weeklong festival, held in Nevada since the 1990s, has long been a tradition frequented by individuals looking to let loose and enjoy the event's characteristically psychedelic atmosphere.
Nearly 80,000 revelers are braving three-digit high temperatures and dusty conditions in the Nevada desert for the first in-person Burning Man celebration since the COVID pandemic began