The lawyer said he made a six-mile hike through heavy mud out of the festival site in the Nevada desert, where tens of thousands were stranded after heavy rain.
The mud"is like cement and sticks to your boots. It also has some quicksand properties—it grabs your boots and sometimes you are stuck," he wrote.
"It was quite hard, and will get harder if/when it rains more. Talk your friends out of the hike unless you really think they can do it safely. There are treacherous places where it is worse than walking on ice." He told his followers to warn their friends preparing to make the journey to use GPS, download a map if possible, begin walking at 6 p.m. or time it so there won't be rain for the first few hours.1) More rain is projected. It’s very wet right now and cars and other vehicles can’t drive and likely can’t for several days.3) we decided to make the…Katyal also said those making the journey need to prepare their boots.
"Plastic bag on your bare foot, then sock over it, then put boot or shoe on," he wrote."There are lots of places where you sink into the mud down to your ankle. You need the plastic bag to avoid being soaked." The most important thing is to"encourage them to be safe," he added."If it takes several days to leave, so be it. These are dangerous conditions to hike and will likely get worse."
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