Milwaukee born John Ridley Wins Academy Award
Milwaukee born John Ridley (who grew up in Mequon) won the Oscar this year for Best Screenplay based on a previous work for the film “Twelve Years A Slave”. While many Wisconsin born talents have won Oscars over the years (Spencer Tracey, Orson Welles, Fredrich March to name but a few), it was nice to … Continue reading
Winter Sun & Sky
Considering how cold and cloudy this winter has been, thought a few shots of bright sun, albeit low in the horizon and during winter, would warm the thoughts of some. * * * * * *
Stradivarius Stolen In Milwaukee
Okay, not something to be proud of. Hope they catch who did it. But it is a bit humorous that the thief was decent enough to use a stun gun and not a hand gun with bullets. Theft of Stradivarius violin was for money, not possession, experts say. via Theft of Stradivarius violin was for … Continue reading
Harley Davidson Despite The Winter Snow
I know, we gotta pack the Harley Davidson up every winter and leave it be in the garage. But you can still stop by the Harley Davidson Museum in Milwaukee in the winter and get your fix. Here’s a few cool shots from last year. * * * * * *
The Hazelwood Historic House Museum In Green Bay
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
The Morgue Haunted House
I know it’s not Holloween, but stumbling upon some fun pictures while driving back roads near DePere, I came across an old school house renamed The Morgue, and took several photos of it. Interestingly enough, there was also a church right next to it. After finding the pictures, I looked up what it might be … Continue reading
Blacktop Back Road Beauty
Nothing much to say about these shots other than, damn Wisconsin can be beautiful to drive around. Even the blacktop roads can be a thing of beauty. Enjoy the summer travel views during this cold winter. * * * * * *
Fifield – Phonetically Funny
Found these shots I took as I drove through the very tiny town of FiField and the name struck me as phonetically funny. Of course Wisconsin is no stranger to odd sounding or hard to pronounce town names like Lac Du Flambeau (Yeah, we who love Lambeau Field understand that one, but to an outsider, … Continue reading
































