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KUNR Goes to Fly Geyser

KUNR Public Radio | By Bree Zender,
Joey Lovato
Published May 2, 2018 at 12:25 PM PDT
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Joey Lovato

The infamous Fly Geyser, situated on the private land north of Gerlach, has been closed to the public for nearly two decades. But now, the land's new owners – the Burning Man Project – are opening the geyser for public viewing. Reporters Joey Lovato and Bree Zender got a rare chance to check out the Geyser. Take a virtual road trip to see the landmark that has been popular for nature photographers but rarely seen by the public.
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Energy and Environment Burning ManenvironmentgerlachTravel NevadaFly GeyserGeysernaturetravel
Bree Zender
Bree Zender is a former host and reporter at KUNR Public Radio.
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Joey Lovato
Before taking over the production of multimedia content at The Nevada Independent in 2018, Joey was their first intern, serving during the 2017 legislative session. He helped launch The Indy's two podcasts, IndyMatters and Cafecito Con Luz.
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