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Fort Desolation Fest: Big Music, Small World - SLUG Magazine

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For one weekend each year, a quiet stretch of red-rock country in Torrey, Utah, becomes a small town within a small town. Regulars return to their usual campsites. Friends bring new friends. Musicians explore the landscape between sets. " That's Fort Desolation Fest.

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