Door County was clothed in its finest as we left. We traveled to Green Bay and went west following Highway 29 across the top of the state. It was a pretty route fraught with farms and barns with barn quilt patterns.
Our friend, Michele Bronsky, suggested we stop at a place called Nueske’s and we are sooo glad we did.
We opened the car door and smelled bacon. The cherry wood smoked was the favorite as were the brats and root beer for the road.
A neat pit stop, and then we were off.
We followed the Great River Road down the side of the state: Mississippi River on one side and bluffs on the other.
We spent the night in Lacrosse, Wisconsin on one of the Mississippi River Canals.
We continue our travels home tomorrow. Please join us. ~ Indy and Lucy
About all you can buy for five cents these days is a vote.
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OMD! What gorgeous Autumn scenery! If it weren’t for you taking us along on your beautiful trip, we would not be able to remember what Autumn is like! Thank you so much! Our temps are finally coming down to the mid to high 80’s after being over 100 from Tuesday thru Friday this past week! No Autumn whatsoever for us! Only heat and Santa Ana Winds from the High Desert for us. We’ll have some cooler weather for a few days and then the hot temps will return–we don’t ever have cool weather for Thanksgiving or Christmas! Phooey!
Indy and Lucy, your pawrents sure know how to travel! we could almost smell da bacon! Slurp and Yum!
With hugs of appreciation,
Riley-Puppy, Tessie-Girle and Jackie Baby-Scottie
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We are glad you have joined us.
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What a wonderful trip and thank you so much for the ride. Pics were outstanding as were the two ‘littlies’ . We are heading into summer in our neck of the woods and thank goodness had two decent-ish downpours last week. It is wonderful to see all the greenery finally washed clean.
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