Four more books, all about Milwaukee, have been published by The History Press. He has published three non-fiction books in Italy – including one about an event in Milwaukee history, which was published in the U.S.
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More portable toilets will be available a special pullout midway through the route.īorn in Brooklyn, N.Y., where he lived until he was 17, Bobby received his BA-Mass Communications from UWM in 1989 and has lived in Walker's Point, Bay View, Enderis Park, South Milwaukee and on the East Side. Hot apple cider, popcorn and other snacks are available for purchase at the entrance, where there are also portable toilets. There is a nightly limit of 800 vehicles and last entry is at 9:30 p.m.Įveryone must stay in their vehicles on the "Winter Wonders" route. 92nd St., beginning at 4:30 p.m., where they will form a line and hear a narrated introduction. daily – except Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, when it’s closed – and vehicles enter at the Whitnall Park Golf Course, 6751 S. Some of the most alluring and evocative displays are the lights on the park's trees, including swirling lights that create an eerie effect. There is also a Santas of the World display. Remember: wear gloves, pack tissues in your coat pockets, and make sure you have an extra log for the fire at all times.Of course, you’ll find snowflakes and snowmen and Christmas trees adorned with twinkling lights, but "Winter Wonders" takes an international approach, too, with geographically themed displays like one for North America, which has three firs inspired by Charlie Brown’s sad sack tree illuminated palm trees representing the Middle East and candy canes and those Sputniky Moravian Stars, signifying Europe. I hope that you had a fantastic winter break and you were able to spend time with family and friends. If you’re from the south you will definitely gain an appreciation for the beauty of snow and the excellence of living in a warmer climate 🙂 I would encourage everyone in the United States to seek out some snow every winter time. This was just a little blog post writing up my holiday experience with family and experiencing the great snow of 2016! Coming from Houston, Texas, we rarely ever get snow (seriously once every 5 years at most). We ate at Bavarian Bistro and Bar and it was really fun. It is a small town with German architecture and theme. The temperature difference between sun and shade is extremely noticeable. Sun star! Beautiful sun peaking through the trees. There are beautiful cross country skiing trails located at the parks in the area. Lake Wenatchee, located near Leavenworth, Washington. It stays flowing in the winter and therefore never freezes, even with many days below freezing. Check it out on their Facebook page as well.
They’ll welcome anyone with open arms and it really is a special place to be. They have summer programs if you are interested in learning more about the Guild and how you can have your own once-in-a-lifetime experience. We spent our days there together painting, enameling, messing around with clay, and playing board games late into the night. My parents are the directors of the Grunewald Guild, a non-profit retreat experience that empowers visitors to explore their own faith through artwork and the natural beauty of Cascades mountain range. My first time visiting the Pacific North West! The snow stuck to everything like I’ve never seen before. Any tips on night shooting would be highly appreciated in the comments.Īfter visiting family there, we zig-zagged across Wisconsin to arrive at MSP and take a flight to Seattle, Washington. This is the area where I grew up 🙂 Experimenting with my new camera. Next we headed south to visit more family towards Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Forget bird house, this is a bird mansion. Another noticeable thing about winter is how early the sun sets. This picture was taken at 4:00pm.
The picture is overlooking a frozen lake with trees in the distance. The next several pictures are from our time there… Some birds gossiping at the feeder. The first location is a small town in Northeast Wisconsin.
Coming from Texas, I was in for some serious snow adventures and cold weather 🙂 Over the holiday break I was able to visit my relatives in Wisconsin and travel to my parent’s new home state, Washington.
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