Festival go-ers were hammered by rain in the Nevada Desert earlier this month.
A midlands man says trying to move at Burning Man was like walking around with "cinder blocks" attached to your feet.
Emo's Brendon Deacy was asked to design a passport system for the festival, and stayed in an RV in the Nevada Desert.
Festival go-ers were hammered by rainfall, and were asked to remain on the site earlier this month.
Mr. Deacy has been speaking to Will Faulkner on Midlands 103, and says they got two to three months of rain in about 24 hours:
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