Because He hasn't made any announcements lately telling folks to go to this place.
An employee of Petersburg, Kentucky’s Creation Museum was struck by lightning Wednesday while clearing guests from a zip line attraction at the museum during a thunderstorm. According to Kentucky’s WLWT.com, the man was helping guests down from the wires as thunderstorms rolled into the area.
Museum officials reported that the worker touched a piece of equipment that had been charged by a lighting strike and the current slammed into his body, injuring him.
He was taken to a nearby hospital, but his injuries were said to be superficial.
The zip lines were installed in the spring to help the Christian-themed museum attract a wider group of visitors. The 1,700 feet of cable are suspended 150 feet above the ground at their highest point.
Radio station 99.3 FM of Lawrenceburg, KY said that the accident took place around 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday. The zip lines will reportedly be closed for the rest of the day Wednesday.
