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chingalerasays...For some not-so-strange reason, this looks intentional-How else (notwithstanding the creosote-soaked wood used for railroad timber) would the entire length of the thing burn so uniformly and so completely?
*edit- Ok, brush-fire. Now I see it-Damn. Ten million and change to rebuild it, construction to begin post-haste as this is a line used frequently for Ag near there.
aimpointjokingly says...It was a controlled demolition set off by the firefighters who are planning to force us all to pay fire insurance again and are using this bridge to send their message.
For some not-so-strange reason, this looks intentional-How else (notwithstanding the creosote-soaked wood used for railroad timber) would the entire length of the thing burn so uniformly and so completely?
*edit- Ok, brush-fire. Now I see it-Damn. Ten million and change to rebuild it, construction to begin post-haste as this is a line used frequently for Ag near there.
Arkaiumsays...It's burning so consistently and spread out. Looks like something out of Minecraft...
grintersays...Would have been cooler if a speeding train went across the bridge right before it collapsed.
FlowersInHisHairsays...Wow.
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