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Strolling toward peace: Walkers make 60-mile pilgrimage to Nevada Test Site — PHOTOS

Peace walkers begin their 60-mile pilgrimage starting from the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas to the Nevada Test Site during the annual Sacred Peace Walk on Sunday, March 20, 2016. Martin S. Fuentes/Las Vegas Review-Journal

A peace walker's hat is shown just before a 60-mile pilgrimage starting from the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas to the Nevada Test Site during the annual Sacred Peace Walk on Sunday, March 20, 2016. Martin S. Fuentes/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Peace walkers gather around a circle for group prayer just before their 60-mile pilgrimage starting from the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas to the Nevada Test Site during the annual Sacred Peace Walk on Sunday, March 20, 2016. Martin S. Fuentes/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Nevada Desert Experience co-organizer Robert Majors, left, hugs Jerry Zawada just before he and other peace walkers begin their 60-mile pilgrimage starting from the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas to the Nevada Test Site during the annual Sacred Peace Walk on Sunday, March 20, 2016. Martin S. Fuentes/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Peace walkers Mark Kelso and Carolyn Metzler are blessed with prayer before they and other peace walkers begin their 60-mile pilgrimage starting from the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas to the Nevada Test Site during the annual Sacred Peace Walk on Sunday, March 20, 2016. Martin S. Fuentes/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Willie Fragosa, second from right, blesses the peace walkers and their journey using sage and a prayer stick before they begin their 60-mile pilgrimage starting from the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas to the Nevada Test Site during the annual Sacred Peace Walk on Sunday, March 20, 2016. Martin S. Fuentes/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Willie Fragosa, right, blesses Tami Yuron and other peace walkers using sage and a prayer stick before they begin their 60-mile pilgrimage starting from the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas to the Nevada Test Site during the annual Sacred Peace Walk on Sunday, March 20, 2016. Martin S. Fuentes/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Nevada Desert Experience co-organizer Robert Majors, left in the white shirt, helps hang a banner just before he and other peace walkers begin their 60-mile pilgrimage starting from the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas to the Nevada Test Site during the annual Sacred Peace Walk on Sunday, March 20, 2016. Martin S. Fuentes/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Signs are seen at the annual Sacred Peace Walk from the National Atomic Testing Museum on Sunday, March 20, 2016. Peace walkers will trek on a 60-mile pilgrimage from Las Vegas to the Nevada Test Site. Martin S. Fuentes/Las Vegas Review-Journal

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March 20, 2016 - 10:20 pm

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