Green Bay Football History at Hagemeister Park

Posted by Artistry on November 9, 2015 · Leave a Comment 

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Spreading The Cheesehead Love (Of Wisconsin)

Posted by Artistry on September 27, 2015 · Leave a Comment 

The Green Bay Press Gazette, along with the Fond du Lac Reporter, and the Oshkosh Northwester, ran feature stories on the documentary this weekend.  I knew it was coming, since we did the interview a couple of months back, but I had no idea that Gannett media would be so awesome as to publish it … Continue reading →

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Favre The Hall Of Famer (in GB)

Posted by Artistry on August 2, 2015 · Leave a Comment 

Well we all know he’ll be a Pro Football Hall Of Famer soon enough, but here are some shots from his appearance at Lambeau Field for his induction into the Green Bay Packers Hall Of Fame in 2015. Having been a Favre fan forever (excepting the Vikings years), I was so thrilled to be there … Continue reading →

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Brett Favre Forever A Packers Hall Of Famer

Posted by Artistry on July 27, 2015 · Leave a Comment 

After all those years of never getting to see Brett Favre at Lambeau Field, I was determined to be at his induction into the Green Bay Packers Hall Of Fame (and number retirement).  Thanks to my pal Steve “The Owner” Tate for getting me a ticket (it was sold out months ago).  I would have … Continue reading →

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The Hazelwood Historic House Museum In Green Bay

Posted by Artistry on January 15, 2014 · Leave a Comment 

Known as the oldest home in Green Bay, the Hazelwood House, now an historical museum, has a pretty awesome view of the Fox River, though since I was there on an overcast day, the photos don’t do it justice.  It’s one of those neat little delights you can stumble upon, nestled away in a place … Continue reading →

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