Location, location, location. Salvation Mountain, “the last free place,” is a hillside visionary environment created by local resident Leonard Knight in the California Desert. “Salvation Mountain is a literal man-made mountain 28 years in the making, covered in half a million gallons of latex paint. What started as a small monument made of dirt and painted cement became, over time, a sprawling adobe and hay-bale mountain complex, with peripheral structures made of telephone poles, tires, and car windows, as well as art cars and sculptures, all painted in a patchwork of stripes and color blocks of whatever paint was donated that week.” — Aaron Huey, natgeo One of our favorite off the grid locations. #location #offgrid #free #art #create #saved #salvationmountain #bombaybeach #california