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A house that was part of a set built for the popular 2003 Tim Burton film “Big Fish” was struck by lightning on July 3 and burned down. It was part of a fictional town called “Spectre,” complete with a church and several buildings and a wire with shoes dangling by their laces.
Jackson Lake Island, a group that runs the set as a tourist location, posted on its Facebook page that the park is reopened — minus one house. The attraction is known for its population of friendly goats that delight tourists. All the goats, who hid under the church, are fine, the post said.
The movie set, about nine miles north of Montgomery, Alabama, includes areas for picnics, walks, camping and other activities — including weddings and, of course, petting the goats, according to AL.com.
Read more on Jackson Lake Island.
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