Haha, I know in my case I would only pay to see the cars rotting in a
sinkhole! :)
On Feb 13, 2014 2:03 PM, "Mallory Mayeux" wrote:
> Actually, the Corvette museum is a very popular attraction in the cave
> country area in Kentucky. You always see brochures for it everywhere you go
> up there and
Sometime last year I came upon the remains of a discarded meth lab in the
Karst of Southwestern Travis County. The authorities were notified and
carted the toxic trash away. I am aware of one other incident within the
last couple of years where a caver discovered a meth lab disposed of in the
Karst
Actually, the Corvette museum is a very popular attraction in the cave country
area in Kentucky. You always see brochures for it everywhere you go up there
and the parking lot is typically full. When I worked at Mammoth, a guy I was
dating dragged me there and there were plenty of other people t
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I would bet more people would someday pay to see the wrecked Corvettes
displayed as an attraction in a cave, than the museum would have ever made
in the future, as it was probably not a profitable business, but rel
