Garrett has never been hunting before, so we decided to try shooting at some sport clays and then an afternoon hunt at the Kiowa Creek Hunting Club outside of town. Looks like he enjoyed himself.
Moen Cemetery
Moen Cemetery (also knows as Immanuel Lutheran Church Cemetery) is located just west of Cashton, WI. My grand-mother, Lillian ...
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Country Coon Prairie Lutheran Church and Cemetery
Country Coon Prairie Lutheran Church and cemetery is located outside of Westby, Wisconsin. My Grand-Father (Jimmy Johnson) and...
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Vang Norwegian Lutheran Church and Cemetery
Vang Norwegian Lutheran Church is located just off State Highway 14 between Westby and Coon Valley in Wisconsin. My Great...
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Saint Elmo was known as a “Saturday Night Town” located near the Denver, South Park & Pacific railroad line. St. Elmo became a favorite place for miners and railroad workers. The failure of numerous mines, and the closure of the Alpine...
Garrett and I headed out to Georgia Pass yesterday with the Bronco. Made it to the top without any problems, but then we encountered a large mudhole on the north side of the pass. As I don’t have a winch on the Bronco, and there weren’t any...
Took a quick trip to Wisconsin over the summer….managed to visit Wisconsin Dells, do a bit of canoeing on the Kickapoo River, and fishing on the Mississippi River for Blue Gills.
Made a quick trip to Wisconsin over the summer and visited Wisconsin Dells, canoeing on the Kickapoo River, fishing on the Mississippi, and a quick tour of a fishing museum up in Hayward.
Few people know about the old Titan I missile silos that were operational in the early 1960′s. Lowry hosted the first Titan I ICBM missile site located on the bombing range east of Denver. This was conveniently close to the Titan I’s...
The Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad was incorporated in Colorado Territory on June 16, 1873. This company constructed the lines from Denver to Leadville and Gunnison and also became controlled by the UP. The DSP&P was sold at...
Excavation of the Alpine Tunnel began in January 1880. At an altitude of 11,523 feet, it became the first tunnel constructed through the Continental Divide, and was expected to be finished in only six months. However, due to unforeseen...