If you seek visibility, make sure you scream loud and clear. For Papa John’s pizzas, one thing is guaranteed. Air travelers would have no choice but to get a ‘piece of the action’. This 6-acre magnum opus has replicated the ingredients of your regular pizza - pepperoni (red mulch), green peppers (corn stalks), black olives (black mulch) and cheese (harvested wheat). The work per se took 600 hours spread across three weeks. Created at a cost of $50,000 by Earthworks artist Stan Heck, the view will certainly leave a ‘good taste’ in the mouth.
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