OpinionJune 19, 2000
LETTERS: TRAIN USES DIESEL, NOT STEAM ENGINE
To the editor: We saw a steam-engine train ride in Jackson advertised, so we drove 100 miles out of our way while on vacation to ride the train, which ended up being a diesel. We rode the diesel-engine train to Gordonville. The scenery and the rider were such a joke that we got off at Gordonville and called for a taxis back to Jackson. ...
Sarah Waters
To the editor:
We saw a steam-engine train ride in Jackson advertised, so we drove 100 miles out of our way while on vacation to ride the train, which ended up being a diesel. We rode the diesel-engine train to Gordonville. The scenery and the rider were such a joke that we got off at Gordonville and called for a taxis back to Jackson. How can it be legal to advertise a steam engine and end up with a diesel? The people of Jackson should stand together and take action. How can you rip off the tourists who come to your town?
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SARAH WATERS
Paducah, Ky.
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