BOULDER, Colo. -- A photo album of Lance Hering's showed him with his father and Kimberly Pace -- the woman he was saying goodbye to when he was arrested at a Washington airport Sunday -- at a festival in Nevada two months ago, the Boulder Daily Camera reported on Wednesday.

The three were photographed attending Nevada's Burning Man festival in early September, according to an arrest report released Tuesday.

The photos were found by police in Port Angeles, Wash., in a bag belonging to Hering, following his arrest at the local airport, where the two were in a plane rented by Hering's father, Lloyd.

When arrested, Lloyd Hering told police "he had not seen his son in the two years since he has been gone," the Daily Camera reported. The discovery of the photograph raises questions about how long Lloyd Hering has known the whereabouts of his son, police said.

Pace -- the woman in the September photograph -- was also at the Port Angeles airport, when police arrested the father and son.

Lance Hering, who is accused of deserting the Marines just weeks before he was to ship out for Iraq, is fighting extradition to Colorado to face charges here. He is wanted by Boulder County for a probation violation stemming from a 2004 conviction of attempted burglary and on suspicion of false reporting -- a charged related to his faked hiking accident.

No bail has been set on a charge of military desertion. When he is turned over to the Marine Corps, Hering faces possible jail time along with a dishonorable discharge, loss of all pay and benefits and a bust down to private.

Lloyd Hering was charged with aiding and abetting, according to the Boulder County Sheriff’s Department.