
Raphael and Maileina Luciano with their 10-month-old daughter Evelyn outside their trailer in Slab City.
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Nathan Luciano, 6, examines a lizard he found as his older brother tells him of a lizard he once saw run straight into a bonfire. "Did it burn up?" Nathan asks only a day after he singed his hair after getting too close to a fire.
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Kamaile Luciano, 12, plays with her 10-month-old sister Evelyn inside their family's RV parked in Slab City.
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Raphael Luciano comforts Makayla Luciano, 3, after she fell off her skateboard in what was once a swimming pool.
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Covered in mud, Kamaile Luciano, 12, the oldest of seven children, dives off of a concrete structure and into the hot springs on the outskirts of Slab City.
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Kamaile Luciano paints in mud on a concrete structure. She reads aloud the message someone wrote before her. "Be well, be blessed, be you."
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Raphael Luciano helps daughter Makayla, 3, float in the hot springs outside Slab City.
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Dylan Luciano, 7, soaks in the dishwashing tub beside the hot springs on the outskirts of Slab City.
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"We probably wouldn't be here if it weren't for the hot springs," says Maileina Luciano.
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The Luciano family have been traveling state to state in their RV after losing their home. From left to right, Dylan, 7, Kamaile, 12, Evelyn, 10 months, Maileina, 35, Makayla, 3, Raphael, 49, Charlez, 2, Skylar, 9, and Nathan, 6.
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East Jesus, a reference to the middle of nowhere, is home to artists as well as their sculptures in Slab City, where Christmas lights illuminate the camp.
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