What Happens To Kentucky's Abandoned Railroads?
The use of railroads in commerce is still vital. In fact, in Kentucky alone, some $40 billion in goods originating here are shipped via rail every year. But what were once prosperous rail lines 150 or so years ago oftentimes fall into disrepair and are abandoned. Some Kentucky communities though are looking to repurpose old tracks in a variety of innovative and entertaining ways. We hit the rails to take a look. ═══════════ About KET ═══════════ KET is Kentucky’s largest classroom, providing trusted programming, lifelong learning opportunities and essential services to more than two million people each week. We’re an innovative and efficient producer of digital education tools for the classroom and Kentucky’s highest-quality source for public affairs and cultural programming. KET relies on financial support from viewers like you! Consider donating today at https://www.KET.org/Donate-YT

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