Australia's railway runs straight for 297 miles
The Nullarbor Plain is a landscape so devoid of features that railway engineers simply gave up on the concept of turning. For 297 miles, the Trans-Australian Railway goes in a dead, unyielding straight line. The view out the window consists of scrub brush, red dirt, and your own descending madness as you stare at a horizon that never, ever changes.

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