> The trains run all day during park hours and can burn through up to four tons of coal per day and 4000 gallons of water. Oof. That's a lot of coal. ~ 1000 tons of coal/year or the CO2 equivalent of 10 million miles of driving. Edit: corrected math
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#12> The trains run all day during park hours and can burn through up to four tons of coal per day and 4000 gallons of water. Oof. That's a lot of coal. ~ 1000 tons of coal/year or the CO2 equivalent of 10 million miles of driving. Edit: corrected math
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#13> The trains run all day during park hours and can burn through up to four tons of coal per day and 4000 gallons of water. Oof. That's a lot of coal. ~ 1000 tons of coal/year or the CO2 equivalent of 10 million miles of driving. Edit: corrected math
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#14> The trains run all day during park hours and can burn through up to four tons of coal per day and 4000 gallons of water. Oof. That's a lot of coal. ~ 1000 tons of coal/year or the CO2 equivalent of 10 million miles of driving. Edit: corrected math
I'd love to see the system of mathematics where 4 times 365 comes out to one million. Maybe I can get my bank to use the same system.
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#17In my Tennessee mountain home, life is as peaceful as a baby's side As an East Tennessee native, I love everything Dolly Parton!
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#18I still believe that if Dolly ran for President, she would win. She's probably one of the most liked people in the country, percentage wise. I've actually asked quite a few random people what they think of her and I've never met someone that had anything bad to say.
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#19In my Tennessee mountain home, life is as peaceful as a baby's side As an East Tennessee native, I love everything Dolly Parton!
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#20I say that and at the same time, I'd love it if Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville, and Chattanooga were all connected by a high speed rail line (and on down to Atlanta from there). I just don't see the will to get it done.