A Pacific Beach man is among the thousands of people who were hoping to party over Labor Day weekend in a Nevada desert, but now have to shelter in place.
SAN DIEGO — Tens of thousands of people who were hoping to party over Labor Day weekend in a Nevada desert now have to shelter in place. Heavy rainstorms turned the Burning Man campsites into thick mud.
ABC 10News spoke to a man from Pacific Beach who was stuck at the festival. People were asked to conserve food, water and fuel. "It's still very incredibly hard to walk through it without slipping or having just big chunks of mud attached to your shoes," he says."I don't know how we're going to get 70,000 plus people out of here."Richards has been spending time with his fellow campers in the meantime.
Despite the downpour, the first-time campers Richards hung out with said they'll be coming back to the festival in the future.
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