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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Deer hunting in WI
Jamie comes from a hunting family, and Wisconsin nicely times their hunting season to be the week before Thanksgiving. So, we headed from Washington back to Wisconsin for Thanksgiving and deer hunting.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Visit to the gulf
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Tennessee in the fall
Thursday, October 07, 2010
Fall in Wisconsin
It was a beautiful fall day here in Wisconsin! Thad and I sat on the front porch of Jamie's parents' house and watched the corn field across the road being harvested. Being a city girl, I keep making comments to Jamie like, "that looks just like a picture"--having grown up around here, he just thinks these sights are normal :)
We're planning to leave on our big trip south and west next week, so we have to enjoy all the pretty sights while we can. Though we are excited that we'll be traveling in the fall, and we'll be able to enjoy all the fall colors as we drive along!
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Lake Pepin
On our way home from visiting some folks in Minnesota a couple weeks ago, we were able to drive by the Laura Ingalls Wilder museum in Pepin, Wisconsin. The museum had some items from the time period of the books, and other things.
Jamie & Lisa at Lake Pepin (Thad was sleeping)
I remember reading in the book, Little House in the Big Woods, the Laura was surprised at how big Lake Pepin was...I was surprised too! You drive past it for miles!
Lake Pepin
We also stopped at the "Little House in the Big Woods" Wayside ~ which was just a house that had been built to commemorate the book. There's not much for "Big Woods" anymore, as the land is mostly farmed around there, but it was still neat to see...the house was really small!
Lisa and Thad at the "Little House in the Big Woods" Wayside
And, as we continued on our way home, we drove by this cute little school house, which appears to now be someone's home.
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