I mentioned that a whole group of us went to the Creation Museum in Kentucky. Professor Steve Steve has his account now up at the Thumb, while Jason Rosenhouse has a two-parter at EvolutionBlog, and Wes Elsberry's account is here. Oh, and a group picture:
Rear, L to R: Evil Monkey, Richard Hoppe ("RBH"), Wes Elsberry, Andrea "I'm Italian, not female!" Bottaro, Jason Rosenhouse, and Art Hunt. Front row: RBH's wife (whose name I didn't catch, sorry!); journalist Lauri Lebo; me; Professor Steve Steve, and Art's daughter (and Steve Steve's kind tour guide), Amy Hunt.
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Happy looking group. Did they know at the 'museum' who you all were?
And is that a bulbous bow on the Ark? I thought those were invented by the Japanese in WWII (Battleship Yamato). Looks like Noah had them beat, although why the Ark would need a bulbous bow since it wasn't powered and therefore didn't need to reduce drag for more speed is a separate question.
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