Ostrich Race Event at Greene County Fair Shut Down Early Following Controversy
The Greene County Fair’s ostrich race on September 4 was halted early amid disputes over admission fees, leading to tensions between race organizers and the fair board.
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Sandboarding at Te Paki Sand Dunes, New Zealand
Te Paki Sand Dunes, located in the Northland region of New Zealand, are renowned for being some of the largest sand dunes in the country.… Read More »Sandboarding at Te Paki Sand Dunes, New Zealand
The Driest Places in the US: Extreme Desert States and Cities
Explore the driest places in the US, including Death Valley National Park, the driest state, deserts, and cities. Nevada, the driest state, is followed by Arizona and Utah, while the Mojave Desert is the driest of the three major deserts
12 Best Desert Getaways in the US for Relaxation, Adventure, and Culture
Desert vacations are special in that they can offer both relaxation and adventure, taken to the extreme. From spas and hot springs to hiking and sandboarding, there’s something for everyone in the desert. And let’s not forget the rich cultural history that can be found in many desert destinations in the American Southwest.
Telosa Project Makes Headlines: Major Updates Announced in Recent Webinar
The Telosa project, an ambitious vision led by billionaire Marc Lore, is making significant progress. Recent updates from a public webinar highlighted the narrowing of potential locations and plans for innovative transportation.
Woman Found Dead on First Day of Burning Man 2024
A woman has died at the Burning Man festival in Black Rock City, Nevada, on August 25, 2024. The cause of death is under investigation by the Pershing County Sheriff’s Office.
Burning Man Kicks Off Amid Concerns Over Ticket Sales and Weather Challenges
The 2024 Burning Man festival kicks off today in Nevada, facing hurdles such as sluggish ticket sales and concerns over extreme weather, following last year’s chaotic flooding.
What Percentage of the US is Classified as a Desert?
The U.S. has about 10.81% of its land classified as desert, including regions like the Mojave, Sonoran, Great Basin, and Chihuahuan. Each desert features unique ecosystems and biodiversity, highlighting their ecological significance and the challenges they face.
Camel Races: A Look into a Time-Honored Desert Tradition
Camel racing is most popular in the Middle East, where it has been a beloved tradition for centuries. Countries like the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia host some of the most prestigious camel racing events in the world, attracting thousands of spectators and participants. In Australia, camel racing has become a popular tourist attraction, with events like the Alice Springs Camel Cup drawing large crowds.
From Hidden Oasis to Thrill-Seeker’s Paradise: How Huacachina Became a Premier Sandboarding Destination
Huacachina, Peru has transformed into an offbeat destination for thrill-seeking travelers with its soaring sand dunes and sandboarding adventures. Whether you’re a seasoned sandboarder or a beginner, the sand dunes offer the perfect terrain for all levels of experience.