I'm interested in this, so thanks for posting it.
His car was found well south of I-80 and Pyramid Lake is well north of I-80, though. Quite a distance apart.
Yes, seems unlikely but I thought it was an interesting coincidence.
I'm interested in this, so thanks for posting it.
His car was found well south of I-80 and Pyramid Lake is well north of I-80, though. Quite a distance apart.
I'm interested in this, so thanks for posting it.
His car was found well south of I-80 and Pyramid Lake is well north of I-80, though. Quite a distance apart.
I am newish to facebook and don't know how to post here from that platform, but the Washoe County Sheriffs Office posted this the evening of 4/26 (I c/p'ed it), and it seems likely this will be the body found in the lake.I found this article last night.
Washoe County Sheriff's Office investigating after body found in Pyramid Lake
We have found victims of the high desert stripped naked because their skin became so dry that their clothing became painful, and they took off their clothes before they died.
Oh my!!
For people who aren't from the south-west states or even the USA, that is just mind-blowing!![]()
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Concerning the article about I-80 in Nevada, an understanding of the high desert vastness and climate is crucial. I live there, and here is a simple way of putting it: NEVADA KILLS THE UNPREPARED. The temperature swings between daytime highs and nighttime lows are 40 degrees more often than not, and 60+ degrees frequently. And, you do not sweat in Nevada; the dry atmosphere sucks the moisture out of you. Dehydration is a killer, but before it kills it steals your rationality. While you are still ambulatory, dehydration will disable your mind. We have found victims of the high desert stripped naked because their skin became so dry that their clothing became painful, and they took off their clothes before they died. They, in that condition, thought that was the smart thing to do. There are literally ten thousand places in Nevada where you can park your car on the side of the road, go for a walk, never be seen alive again, and indeed never be seen at all. There is nothing mysterious about it. The desert is deadly.