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"Today, some of
the surviving homestead cabins are inhabited by artists
like Chris Carraher, who see the openness of the high
desert not as desolation, but as a place that encourages
self-sufficiency and creativity.
“'People here
allow themselves to exercise their own unique
creativity,” said Carraher. “On one level, they live a
life of reduced resources, but that also allows them to
come up with inventive solutions.'” - The
Desert Sun |
