Fly Ranch sits roughly 20 miles north of Gerlach, on the edge of Black Rock Desert in northwest Nevada. In 1916, workers digging a well at the site hit a geothermal spring, which flooded the area. As pressure and heat built up, the ground cracked during the 1960s and mineral-rich water began to spray. The mineral deposits began building a colorful rock tower that now climbs, in rainbow-hued glory, above the arid landscape
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