On the way to my parents’, we pass a little ‘town’ called Gypsum. That’s right – the stuff they use to make drywall and Plaster of Paris. I tried to get a photo of the factory that turns that freshly-mined powder into drywall panels, but I couldn’t get a clear shot. It’s longer than a football field, apparently. The pillar of steam is gigantic, too, so what looks like a lot of little buildings clustered around it are all the same factory. Dang trees in the way…..
Can you imagine working in a place that long? Wait, it might be as long as the CDC……
Debbie says
What pretty snow sprinkled mountains! You got those!
Mom says
Shame they can’t harness the heat in steam going up. Glad there was not more snow.