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An updated attempt at explaining who I am, why I travel so much, and what BuildWitt does. Thank you to everyone who follows along!

Today’s hazard—lions… — @bobbyjophotography caught this scene years ago at the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania.

When the Rams announced they were moving to LA in early 2016, the next step was to build a new multi-billion-dollar stadium. — The development group found the perfect plot of land—300 acres that formerly housed the Hollywood Park Racetrack and Casino in Inglewood, California. — The issue? The site was within LAX's flight paths, imposing height restrictions on any structure. Engineers got creative, ultimately burying the entire stadium 100’ (30 meters) below grade. — To make it happen, crews moved seven million cubic yards (5.4 million cubic meters) and built one of America’s largest MSE walls, forming a giant bowl for the field and stadium seating to fit within. After the bowl was complete, crews built the roof over it, which is an entirely independent structure resting on earthquake-resistant columns. — By dumb luck, I visited the project in 2017 as they completed the earthwork. It was the first time I'd seen a 657 spread!

The shipping department… 165 cubic meters (216 cubic yards) sent with every truck… @yellow_iron_fleet

Well before any half-pipe shredding happens, weeks of work go into building up the snow, then carefully shaving it down inch by inch. The athletes trust these guys with their lives, so perfect is the only acceptable outcome. @eric_jumper for scale.

Delivering equipment for @tgersbach and company at the Wilkins Aerodrome in Antarctica looks a bit different than a typical drop-off… The Australian team uses a fleet of loaders, dozers, tractors, and excavators to maintain the runway for aircraft servicing Casey Station. The Royal Australian Air Force delivers each machine by C-17, then they’re off to work to maintain the 3,500 meter (11,500 foot) runway. Check out @tgersbach’s profile for many more neat photos / videos!

A business model pioneered by the Flintstones… It may seem antiquated, but if you live in a house, drive on roads, or drink water, you’re a small rocks end-user. Rocks rock!!! @wdscepaniak

They don’t call it ultra-class for nothing…

2019: My first time in the patch. Of all the places in the world I’ve been, it’s still among the wildest. Energy keeps the world moving, and almost all of it comes out of the ground.

A time-lapse of the Yusufeli Dam construction process! The dam is now among the world’s 10 highest, standing at 270 meters (886 feet). — The concrete pour began in 2018 and ran 24/7 for thirty months, pouring a total of nearly four million cubic meters (5.2 million cubic yards) of concrete. — Most concrete arrived in 9 cubic meter (11.7 cubic yard) suspended buckets or via conveyor, with a maximum of 8,300 cubic meters (10,900 cubic yards) placed daily. — Dozers spread the concrete evenly while excavators with vibrators ensured consolidation. — Engineers chose to pour the dam in giant blocks for cooling. As concrete hardens, it generates a large amount of heat. To combat this, they used a combination of chilled water mixing the concrete, and cooled water run through pipes through the blocks following placement. — Video thanks to Turkey’s General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works (DSI).

Spending today and tomorrow at the infamous @ritchiebros auction!! If you need me to bid on or inspect anything for you, hit me up. Satisfaction not guaranteed. But I’ll try my best.

@aaronwitt kicking it off here on Day 1 at #rborlando2026!