“Established in c.y. 15, Carlos’s Pizza was a relatively recent settlement with a population just under a thousand, mostly fishermen. Located on the southwest coast of Midland just east of the Montero Delta, the town derived its unusual name from a perhaps-apocryphal story about the first person to set foot there. When the teenage Carlos Montero set out on his own to explore the Great Equatorial River, the first place he set up camp was at that locale. He built a small tree house in a blackwood ...tree not far from the freshwater stream that still flowed just outside town, and when anyone from Liberty tried to call him on the satphone he’d carried with him, he would answer it by saying, “Carlos’s Pizza.” Many years later, after commercial fishermen decided that they wanted to establish a port closer to the Great Equatorial than the one in Bridgeton, they discovered that same blackwood, the half-collapsed remnants of that tree house still hanging to its lower limbs.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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