Yesterday, Pa and I took the boys to Elizabethtown for a little genealogy research, while Julie did our house cleaning. On the way back we stopped in the small town of Caneyville, Kentucky in search of a caboose supposedly in use as a narrow gauge railroad depot. After a futile search, Pa suggested we try looking at the nearby Pine Knob Theater, a place he and Granny have visited on several occasions. Immediately, we thought we had hit pay dirt after seeing this shape from a distance. The boys were very excited, but on closer inspection we found the train to be an imposter. It was actually an enclosed theater box seating area designed to look like a dinner train car. Guests can enjoy a meal and prime show viewing from this climate controlled oasis. While this may not be a real train, it looks like a future fun evening.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
A Little Tasty Faux Train
Yesterday, Pa and I took the boys to Elizabethtown for a little genealogy research, while Julie did our house cleaning. On the way back we stopped in the small town of Caneyville, Kentucky in search of a caboose supposedly in use as a narrow gauge railroad depot. After a futile search, Pa suggested we try looking at the nearby Pine Knob Theater, a place he and Granny have visited on several occasions. Immediately, we thought we had hit pay dirt after seeing this shape from a distance. The boys were very excited, but on closer inspection we found the train to be an imposter. It was actually an enclosed theater box seating area designed to look like a dinner train car. Guests can enjoy a meal and prime show viewing from this climate controlled oasis. While this may not be a real train, it looks like a future fun evening.
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