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JOSH B- those pics are very attractive, its too bad its too damn cold to live there, after seeing those pics maybe I will buy a summer house out there in the country when I win the lottery.
I cant believe how green it is there, very nice pics,I have a new thought of what Wisc. looks like now.
JOSH B- those pics are very attractive, its too bad its too damn cold to live there, after seeing those pics maybe I will buy a summer house out there in the country when I win the lottery.
I cant believe how green it is there, very nice pics,I have a new thought of what Wisc. looks like now.
That's what alot of people do. I'm orginally from here and don't get me wrong wouldn't mind trying somewhere else out. I do love Wisconsin. I love taking a ride down a windy country road past some old churchs. Fishing in crystal clear lakes watching the tractors plow the fields. One of my favorites is we live in Amish country here in Wisconsin and they have a bakery not far from home and they sell the worlds best bakery goods. There is alot of solituide here which is nice. One thing I hate though is that all my friends seem to think they need to move away from here. I graduated high school a year ago and don't have to many local class mates left. Sorry to drift off there . Make a visit up here to Wisconsin you would be surprised. It's not all dairy.
I've never seen a town or scenery like your pic, I've been all around the Southwest and the South,but never anywhere north of Denver or Memphis.
I wish I could visit someday now, It must be really relaxing to just sit outside and enjoy the scenery,Im from a small town myself,I posted pics on the last page but anyways most people there cant wait to leave town either,it must be like that everywhere. What is the name of that town and in what section of Wisc. is it in?
I've never seen a town or scenery like your pic, I've been all around the Southwest and the South,but never anywhere north of Denver or Memphis.
I wish I could visit someday now, It must be really relaxing to just sit outside and enjoy the scenery,Im from a small town myself,I posted pics on the last page but anyways most people there cant wait to leave town either,it must be like that everywhere. What is the name of that town and in what section of Wisc. is it in?
90% of my pictures are in Portage, WI and the other 10% is usually between Portage and Baraboo.
Too bad I mostly get red Xes :-(
I find it totally interesting to see how these small towns look like in other countries since I was born and raised in a really small Bavarian one.
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There is alot of solituide here which is nice. One thing I hate though is that all my friends seem to think they need to move away from here. I graduated high school a year ago and don't have to many local class mates left. Sorry to drift off there 
. Make a visit up here to Wisconsin you would be surprised. It's not all dairy.
