#baraboo river

[highways-are-liminal-spaces]

Wait I didn't see you were looking for Wisconsin spots. I'm a northern Wisconsin resident and I got suggestions for you from known to unknown

Rock point Door county, the dells boat tours, and Baraboo are obvious options to visit. The horicon marsh, tomahawk, eagle river, marionette, Whitefish Dunes State Park, kettle moraine, Dells of the Eau Claire County Park

All of these responses are the best because at the time, I was falling asleep on I-90 and looking desperately for a random stop in case I needed to emergency stop at a motel. And now I have an extremely long running list for the next time I am in that situation!

[robinruns]

Me: I am NEVER moving to Baraboo!

Zillow: But have you seen this house next to the river and the zoo $100k under your budget?

Me: ...I will consider moving to Baraboo.

[tatsuma-forever]

a rating of places in wisconsin

hudson: i was born there. it’s fine. the hospital is shit though. 4/10

ellsworth: i only go there for the 10/10 creamery. 6/10

river falls: hell on earth. i love seeing them fail. totally have no connection to rf at all. 2/10

amery: cute. 3/10

byron (fdl): 10/10 for my grandma ❤️

menominee: it’s fine. 4/10

turtle lake: nice lake. 4/10

appleton: i think there’s a water park here? idk. 3/10

barron: hell. file a restraining order. 3/10

baraboo: awwwww. 5/10

mauston: 9/10

black river falls: you wanna be river falls sooo bad. 4/10

eau claire: idc. 3/10

madison: 😀. 2/10

prescott: i think they have a clock or something. 5/10

the dells: got pickpocketed there like i was in victorian england. 3/10

somerset: several people got stabbed there. 3/10

deer park: ❤️. 8/10

[wisconsinwarlock]

Also: can you skip rocks? (I know the answer, but I want you to brag a bit)

Thanks for asking my honey 🥰

21. My dry sense of humor - but if we’re talking about a possession, there’s that kitty pillow in the window seat that I’ve had forever.

22. Hmmm - categorization? Male, cisgendered, heterosexual, polyamorous, educated, smart, geeky, quiet, shy, passionate, thoughtful, tender-hearted. I’d like to think I’m good and sweet, but I need someone else to be the judge there.

23. I rather like chilly weather. Winter sits well with me for the nostalgia factor, and gives me an excuse to make hot chocolate after every outing.

24. Watching passersby below, gazing at the stars, having a drink or two, and cuddling 💕

33. Took a little trip out to the Forevertron sculpture park and a little exploration of downtown Baraboo, which oddly, I’d never done before, even though it’s so close.

34. The only ones I really know are those where I had the lyrics in the CD insert. There are a few, but I’ll go with Dam That River by Alice in Chains, because I can sing it (sort of) while playing the bass part.

49. Skip rocks? I can skip the fuck out of rocks 😆 I can get six or seven skips out of them on a good day. I learned from my dad, who got a rock to skip out on a lake to an ice floe, and got it back when it floated up to the shore and beached itself.

[wausaupilot]

Friday's Prep Football Scores

Friday's High School Football Scores from Around the State.

The Associated Press PREP FOOTBALL= Abbotsford 21, Colby 6 Alma Center Lincoln 28, Marion/Tigerton 16 Alma-Pepin 36, Assumption 0 Altoona 28, Black River Falls 0 Amery 27, Unity 14 Amherst 49, Shiocton 20 Antigo 27, Sturgeon Bay 20 Ashwaubenon 56, Manitowoc 6 Auburndale 45, Marathon 14 Baldwin-Woodville 55, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 0 Barron 27, Turtle Lake 7 Beaver Dam 35, Baraboo…

[brookstonalmanac]

Beer Events 5.1

Events

Great Britain formed by a union of England & Scotland (1707)

Bavarian Beer Riots began, lasted until May 5 (1844)

Wine and Beer House Act passed to the number of taverns (England; 1869)

Adolph Coors purchased a partnership in a bottling company in Denver, Colorado (1872)

Michael Seibold & Adolph Hafenback bought the New Philadelphia Brewery (Ohio; 1876)

Anton Dreher’s beer first sold on draft (Austria; 1870)

John Gund Brewing Co. incorporated (1880)

Michael Kelley sold the Kelley Brewing Co. (Chicago; 1880)

Chicago and Milwaukee Brewers Association formally organized (1881)

John Bauee patented a Beer Bottling Machine (1888)

William Peter Brewing Co. incorporated (1890)

Bernard Michenfelder bought the Upper Sandusky Brewery (Ohio; 1898)

Shovelers Union of Buffalo went on strike, threatening grain availability (New York; 1899)

Manitowoc County Brewers Association founded (1901)

1st beer bottles for sale from First National Brewing (McKees Rock, Pennsylvania; 1906)

Frank Schneible patented an Apparatus for Dispensing Beer (1934)

Gottfried Piel died (1935)

New Summmit Brewing began brewing at their new facility (Minnesota; 1998)

August Schell Brewing opened their new brewhouse (Minnesota; 1999)

Melbourn Bros. Cherry Fruit Beer debuted (England; 2002) 

Coors released cans with the "Frost Brew Liner" (2006)

Edgar Davis patented a Table System beer cooler (2012)

Scott Simmonds and Michael Calvelage patented a Multi-Stream Draught Beer Dispensing System (2012)

William Apps patented a Plastic Beer Keg (2013)

Brewery Openings

Virginia City Brewery (Montana; 1864)

John Gund Brewing (Wisconsin; 1880)

Worcester Brewing (Massachusetts; 1899)

Zoller's Brewing (Iowa; 1935)

Santa Cruz Brewing (California; 1986)

Royal Beer Co. (Tonga; 1987)

Cherryland Brewing (Wisconsin; 1988)

Frankenmuth Brewery opened (Michigan; 1988)

Cambridge Brewing (Massachusetts; 1989)

Durango Brewing (Colorado; 1990)

Mill Bakery, Brewery & Eatery (Florida; 1990)

Roslyn Brewing (Washington; 1990)

Walnut Brewery (Colorado; 1990)

Celis Brewery (Texas; 1992)

Rohrbach Brewing (New York; 1992)

Holy Cow! Casino, Cafe & Brewery (Nevada; 1993)

Middlesex Brewing (Massachusetts; 1993)

Pikes Park Brewery (Colorado; 1993)

Il Vicino Wood Oven Pizza Brewery (New Mexico; 1994)

Passageway Brewing (England; 1994)

Shipyard Brewery (Maine; 1994)

A1A Aleworks (Florida; 1995)

Cape Cod Brew House (Massachusetts; 1995)

Eldorado Canyon Brewing opened (Colorado; 1995)

F&M Breweries (Canada; 1995)

Fife Brewing (Scotland; 1995)

Great Baraboo Brewing (Michigan; 1995)

Joe's Mill Hill Saloon (New Jersey; 1995)

Lexington Brewing (Kentucky; 1995)

Maine Coast Brewing (Maine; 1995)

Newport Beach Brewing (California; 1995)

Paddy's Pub & Brewery (Canada; 1995)

Sheepscot Valley Brewing (Maine; 1995)

Star Garnet Brewing (Idaho; 1995)

Terrific Pacific Brewery & Grill (California; 1995)

TwoRows Restaurant & Brewery (Dallas, Texas; 1995)

Valley Forge Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1995)

Williamsville Brewery (Virginia; 1995)

Captains City Brewery (Washington; 1996)

Hamanako Brewing (Japan; 1996)

Narrow Gauge Brewing (Maine; 1996)

New Knoxville Brewing (Tennessee; 1996)

Slab City Brewing (Wisconsin; 1996)

Beer and Meal Maplip (Japan; 1997)

Deja Brew (Massachusetts; 1997)

Franconia Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1997)

Heartland Brewery (Missouri; 1997)

Main Street Brewery (California; 1997)

New Harvest Brewery (Missouri; 1997)

One-Eyed Jack Brewing (Illinois; 1997)

Raccoon River Brewing (Iowa; 1997)

Roanoke Railhouse Brewery & Restaurant / Railroad Brewing (Virginia; 1997)

Tröegs Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1997)

Uptown Brewpub (Rhode Island; 1997)

Grand Teton Brewing (Idaho; 1998)

Great Adirondack Brewing (New York; 1998)

Red Lodge Ales/H&H Brewing (Montana; 1998)

Sapporo Beer Nagoya Beer Gardem Koyden (Japan; 1998)

Edermunder Brauscheune (Germany; 2000)

Longwood Brewpub (Canada; 2000)

O'Fallon Brewery (Missouri; 2000)

Ojai Brewpub (California; 2000)

Pictish Brewing (England; 2000)

Upper Mississippi Brewing (Iowa; 2000)

Social Kitchen & Brewery (California; 2010)

[cannabisbusinessexecutive]

Bipartisan bill would decriminalize marijuana possession under 14 grams in Wisconsin

A group of bipartisan lawmakers has introduced a bill to decriminalize possession of marijuana in Wisconsin. The legislation was introduced by State Rep. Shae Sortwell, R-Two Rivers, Rep. Sylvia Ortiz-Velez, D-Milwaukee, and Rep. Dave Consadine, D-Baraboo. It would create a standard $100 fine for possession of a half ounce or less and eliminate felony charges for anyone caught a second time with…

[nashotahwi]

Explore the Lifestyle of Nashotah Wisconsin

Nashotah, Wisconsin is a small village located approximately half an hour west of Milwaukee. The community of Nashotah is centered around its small downtown area, which is home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and businesses. The village is known for its strong sense of community, commitment to preserving its rural character, and its desirable quality of life.

Nashotah is primarily a residential community, but it offers plenty of recreational opportunities including fishing, boating, golfing, and hiking. There is also a small business district with a grocery store, hardware store, flower shop, and dry cleaners. Nature lovers will find plenty of opportunities for enjoying the outdoors, including a bike trail and nature preserve. Nashotah is a perfect destination for those who are looking for a slower pace of life.

The lifestyle in Nashotah is focused on family, nature, and community. With its small-town charm and friendly atmosphere, Nashotah is the perfect place to call home. From an abundance of outdoor activities and recreational areas to a growing number of wineries, craft breweries and small businesses, Nashotah is a great place to put down roots. Nashotah boasts a variety of dining options and amenities that appeal to all ages. The town is home to a number of traditional restaurants, from Italian to Mexican, as well as to several craft breweries, wineries and small businesses. Nashotah’s Main Street is a great place for curb-side shopping, including art galleries and gift boutiques. In addition, the University of Wisconsin - Baraboo/Sauk County Extension offers cultural activities such as art classes and nature hikes. Nashotah has strong roots in rural traditions, with its Victorian-era architecture, working Amish farms and beloved local festivals. Each year, the town hosts local events such as the Chrysler Classic of Greater Milwaukee in June and the Harvest Moon Festival in September. Nashotah is a wonderful place to call home; a vibrant, small town where a sense of community, a love of nature and rural traditions still thrive.

The Natural Beauty of Nashotah

Known as the "Little Switzerland of the Midwest", Nashotah is home to numerous natural locations, making it the perfect spot for exploring the wonders of the great outdoors. From the scenic views at Stone Bank Hill to the numerous trails, Nashotah offers something for everyone. During the fall and winter, Nashotah is transformed into a winter wonderland of snow-dusted trees and sparkling ice on the lake. Take a stroll along one of the many trails amidst colorful leaves, or venture into the forest to uncover the area’s hidden gems. Birdwatching is an enjoyable pastime in Nashotah. Lake Nashotah is home to a great variety of birds. Among them are the white-throated sparrow, great blue heron, common loon, and northern flicker. Nature lovers are also sure to spot many other birds including warblers and woodpeckers.

Nashotah is also home to one of the largest prairies in the state of Wisconsin. The prairie is a fantastic place to take a leisurely hike and observe wildlife including coyotes, beavers, turkeys, and white-tailed deer. No matter the season, Nashotah offers an abundance of natural beauty ready to be explored and appreciated. From day trips to week-long hikes, or boat rides to fishing trips, Nashotah is the perfect place to reconnect with nature. So take a break from everyday life and explore the natural beauty that is Nashotah. Nashotah's rustic atmosphere provides an opportunity to observe and appreciate the area's natural beauty. In the fall, Nashotah’s rolling hills are painted in stunning colors. For those looking for a tranquil escape, Nashotah has plenty of natural beauty for everyone to enjoy.

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[wildwiscowaters]

Choose the Best paddle trips for Large Groups

Choose the Best paddle trips for Large Groups .Do you want to go paddling with a large group of friends or family? We strive to provide a variety of packages. You can connect with nature, enjoy the fresh air and the scenic beauty. Visit our website to know more. https://www.wildwiscowaters.com/paddle-trips-rentals

[uwlmvac]

This rock art was found some years ago in a relatively large rockshelter near the Baraboo River in Juneau County. The shelter had formed along a fault-line in the local sandstone. Historic glyphs are common near the entrance, particularly on a flat panel on the north wall. Some date at least to 1907. Three large versions of "turkey track" glyphs were observed along the walls of the northern fork towards the rear of the shelter. These were probably carved by late prehistoric Native American artisans, as similar symbols have been found on rock art and Oneota ceramics across the Midwest.

[airmanisr]

Baraboo River by Robby Gragg Via Flickr: WAMX SD40-2 4170, the WSOR 40th anniversary unit, leads the Reedsburg Rocket West over the Baraboo River in Rock Springs, WI.

[dellsgetaway]

Top 4 Budget-Friendly Vacation Ideas for Wisconsin Dells’ Visitors

Wisconsin Dells gets up to 5 million visitors and tourists on an annual basis. There is no wonder why this Midwestern American city has plenty of avenues that might be making way too much profit from the vacation bucks of visitors. One easy way to avoiding splurging too much while continuing to enjoy the vacation spots in Wisconsin is by searching for fairly inexpensive and less mainstream “things to do in Wisconsin Dells.”

You can enjoy the breath-taking beauty of the lush natural area that this gorgeous city is located in. Although Wisconsin Dells’ restaurants and Wisconsin Dells’ water sports are worth the experiences they offer but there are also other “less costly” things you can try out. One example of this is the wine tours in Wisconsin Dells. This place is a hidden gem for beer lovers and wine connoisseurs. While you make the most of your time in the Dells, make sure you book a cozy and elegant place to stay at such as the Wisconsin Dells’ Hotel Kalahari. From access to fitness studios, relaxing spa centers, and fine-dining arrangements, the Kalahari has everything you need to have the vacation of your lifetime!

Well, if you are an avid traveler, you might be aware that it is not a sensible idea to spend one’s money frivolously just because vacations don’t happen too often. So here are 4 budget-friendly and fairly cheaper vacation ideas for you if you plan on visiting the Dells soon:

1. Wisconsin Deer Park

If you have kids, then Wisconsin Deer Park is the perfect destination for you and your family. This park was established over 50 years ago and besides hundreds of deer, it also houses emus, llamas, lemurs, goats, game birds, horses, and many more species. This getaway can be entertaining and educational at the same time. Do check out https://www.wisdeerpark.com/ for more timings and other facilities available.

2. Downtown Dells

Spending a relaxing and sunny day strolling in the downtown region of Dells is the perfect way to appreciate the culture of the city. From window-shopping to a breezy walk along side the river, the downtown area is truly the heart of this Midwestern city

3. Baraboo Bluff Winery 

For the wine aficionados, then a tour to the Baraboo Bluff winery or the Fawn Creek winery can be a budget-friendly option. Taste the sparkling wines of the local wineries and enjoy the breath-taking beauty of the outdoors.

4. Mirror Lake State Park

You can engage in numerous activities ranging from canoeing and boating to kayaking and bike-riding. Rental bikes and boats are available at this park that also boasts of a beautiful beach for nature-lovers. This park is located barely 3 miles away from the city of Wisconsin Dells and does not require one to shell out too many bucks.

Final Thoughts

Keep an eye out for the upcoming events in Wisconsin Dells to make the most of the nightlife and the music concerts. This city is great for those partying with their friends as well as those who are looking for some time-out to relax with their kids. With some meticulous planning, one can easily have a spectacular vacation in Wisconsin without breaking the bank!

[wausaupilot]

Bipartisan bill would decriminalize marijuana possession under 14 grams

Under the bill, anyone caught with less than 14 grams of marijuana would not face criminal charges but would face a $100 fine.

By Rich Kremer | Wisconsin Public Radio A group of bipartisan lawmakers has introduced a bill to decriminalize possession of marijuana in Wisconsin. The legislation was introduced by State Rep. Shae Sortwell, R-Two Rivers, Rep. Sylvia Ortiz-Velez, D-Milwaukee, and Rep. Dave Consadine, D-Baraboo. It would create a standard $100 fine for possession of a half ounce or less and eliminate felony…

[brookstonalmanac]

Beer Events 5.1

Events

Great Britain formed by a union of England & Scotland (1707)

Bavarian Beer Riots began, lasted until May 5 (1844)

Wine and Beer House Act passed to the number of taverns (England; 1869)

Adolph Coors purchased a partnership in a bottling company in Denver, Colorado (1872)

Michael Seibold & Adolph Hafenback bought the New Philadelphia Brewery (Ohio; 1876)

Anton Dreher’s beer first sold on draft (Austria; 1870)

John Gund Brewing Co. incorporated (1880)

Michael Kelley sold the Kelley Brewing Co. (Chicago; 1880)

Chicago and Milwaukee Brewers Association formally organized (1881)

John Bauee patented a Beer Bottling Machine (1888)

William Peter Brewing Co. incorporated (1890)

Bernard Michenfelder bought the Upper Sandusky Brewery (Ohio; 1898)

Shovelers Union of Buffalo went on strike, threatening grain availability (New York; 1899)

Manitowoc County Brewers Association founded (1901)

1st beer bottles for sale from First National Brewing (McKees Rock, Pennsylvania; 1906)

Frank Schneible patented an Apparatus for Dispensing Beer (1934)

Gottfried Piel died (1935)

New Summmit Brewing began brewing at their new facility (Minnesota; 1998)

August Schell Brewing opened their new brewhouse (Minnesota; 1999)

Melbourn Bros. Cherry Fruit Beer debuted (England; 2002) 

Coors released cans with the "Frost Brew Liner" (2006)

Edgar Davis patented a Table System beer cooler (2012)

Scott Simmonds and Michael Calvelage patented a Multi-Stream Draught Beer Dispensing System (2012)

William Apps patented a Plastic Beer Keg (2013)

Brewery Openings

Virginia City Brewery (Montana; 1864)

John Gund Brewing (Wisconsin; 1880)

Worcester Brewing (Massachusetts; 1899)

Zoller's Brewing (Iowa; 1935)

Santa Cruz Brewing (California; 1986)

Royal Beer Co. (Tonga; 1987)

Cherryland Brewing (Wisconsin; 1988)

Frankenmuth Brewery opened (Michigan; 1988)

Cambridge Brewing (Massachusetts; 1989)

Durango Brewing (Colorado; 1990)

Mill Bakery, Brewery & Eatery (Florida; 1990)

Roslyn Brewing (Washington; 1990)

Walnut Brewery (Colorado; 1990)

Celis Brewery (Texas; 1992)

Rohrbach Brewing (New York; 1992)

Holy Cow! Casino, Cafe & Brewery (Nevada; 1993)

Middlesex Brewing (Massachusetts; 1993)

Pikes Park Brewery (Colorado; 1993)

Il Vicino Wood Oven Pizza Brewery (New Mexico; 1994)

Passageway Brewing (England; 1994)

Shipyard Brewery (Maine; 1994)

A1A Aleworks (Florida; 1995)

Cape Cod Brew House (Massachusetts; 1995)

Eldorado Canyon Brewing opened (Colorado; 1995)

F&M Breweries (Canada; 1995)

Fife Brewing (Scotland; 1995)

Great Baraboo Brewing (Michigan; 1995)

Joe's Mill Hill Saloon (New Jersey; 1995)

Lexington Brewing (Kentucky; 1995)

Maine Coast Brewing (Maine; 1995)

Newport Beach Brewing (California; 1995)

Paddy's Pub & Brewery (Canada; 1995)

Sheepscot Valley Brewing (Maine; 1995)

Star Garnet Brewing (Idaho; 1995)

Terrific Pacific Brewery & Grill (California; 1995)

TwoRows Restaurant & Brewery (Dallas, Texas; 1995)

Valley Forge Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1995)

Williamsville Brewery (Virginia; 1995)

Captains City Brewery (Washington; 1996)

Hamanako Brewing (Japan; 1996)

Narrow Gauge Brewing (Maine; 1996)

New Knoxville Brewing (Tennessee; 1996)

Slab City Brewing (Wisconsin; 1996)

Beer and Meal Maplip (Japan; 1997)

Deja Brew (Massachusetts; 1997)

Franconia Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1997)

Heartland Brewery (Missouri; 1997)

Main Street Brewery (California; 1997)

New Harvest Brewery (Missouri; 1997)

One-Eyed Jack Brewing (Illinois; 1997)

Raccoon River Brewing (Iowa; 1997)

Roanoke Railhouse Brewery & Restaurant / Railroad Brewing (Virginia; 1997)

Tröegs Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1997)

Uptown Brewpub (Rhode Island; 1997)

Grand Teton Brewing (Idaho; 1998)

Great Adirondack Brewing (New York; 1998)

Red Lodge Ales/H&H Brewing (Montana; 1998)

Sapporo Beer Nagoya Beer Gardem Koyden (Japan; 1998)

Edermunder Brauscheune (Germany; 2000)

Longwood Brewpub (Canada; 2000)

O'Fallon Brewery (Missouri; 2000)

Ojai Brewpub (California; 2000)

Pictish Brewing (England; 2000)

Upper Mississippi Brewing (Iowa; 2000)

Social Kitchen & Brewery (California; 2010)

[ravnlghtft]

Canadian Geese up stream where hydroelectric dam used to be.

The stonework is old power station.