Post by Logan on Jun 27, 2016 20:06:53 GMT -6
Williamstown -- There isn’t a traffic light off the exit of I-75 that leads to The Ark Encounter. There is no sign, not even an arrow pointing in its general direction.
What makes the exit stand out is the expanse of black asphalt with freshly painted stripes of school bus yellow for 4,000 parking spaces.
If you look beyond the asphalt, you can see, peeking over the treeline the pale, spruce bow of what builders say is the largest timber-framed structure in the world.
The moment you see it, it almost doesn’t register what you’re looking at..
That instant of awe is what Mike Zovath, who is overseeing the Ark construction, calls a “wow moment.”
Read more here: www.kentucky.com/living/article86106097.html
What makes the exit stand out is the expanse of black asphalt with freshly painted stripes of school bus yellow for 4,000 parking spaces.
If you look beyond the asphalt, you can see, peeking over the treeline the pale, spruce bow of what builders say is the largest timber-framed structure in the world.
The moment you see it, it almost doesn’t register what you’re looking at..
That instant of awe is what Mike Zovath, who is overseeing the Ark construction, calls a “wow moment.”
Read more here: www.kentucky.com/living/article86106097.html