I was expecting a huge pizza.

DISSAPOINT!!

You can cook a giant woodfired pizza there.

That rail trestle fire happened about three years ago in the next county over from me. Unknown fire origin (there were suspicions, but nothing conclusive). I know some of the fire fighters that were on scene when the collapse happened. That severed the rail connection between three small towns, one with a major industry tied to the oil field, and the main AT&SF rail line. The rail spur is privately owned. It took them a little over a year to rebuild the trestle.

I wouldnt, those food beams are coated in a weather treatment that is extremely toxic...

I didn't say it'd be healthy...

Considering I see fences and gates on the ground I am wondering why they would have needed to build a trestle instead of leaving the tracks on the ground?


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Me too!

I thought this was a thread about a new size pizza.

Most pizza places have small, medium and large.

We have a Pizzeria here that has X-Small 8", Small 10", Medium 12", Large 14", X-Large 16", and Super 20".

Then they also have a 24" and a 30".

The toppings for the 24" and 30" range from $2.50 to $4 per topping.

Those are gigantic pizzas. You can feed an army with a 30". That's more than twice the size of most Pizzeria's average large pizzas.

Trains can't change elevation that quickly, so if there is a ridge line, the adjustment must be made miles in advance or S-curves to make it up a hill/mountain.

Figured it had to be something of that nature but the gif doesn't give you that perspective.


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The Colorado River (the one in central Texas, not Arizona) is just out of sight from where the camera was aimed.

Thanks vocatx.


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Eerily pretty.

Impressive

Did this end up being arson?


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