EAA In Oshkosh, What A Ride, err Flight!
Posted by I AM Productions on July 25, 2015 · Leave a Comment
Didn’t get to EAA this year, though I did grab these photos a couple years back when visiting. We included EAA in the documentary because what’s more Cheesehead than having fun with family and friends in the tens of thousands at a time, and being creative and inventive, while loving the outdoors. I could go … Continue reading →
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Wisconsin’s Flying Trees, No Really!
Posted by I AM Productions on September 28, 2014 · Leave a Comment
From a fellow Cheesehead comes Wisconsin’s Flying Trees During WWII. I know it’s been out for a while, but it’s a really interesting look at a unique piece of Wisconsin history, and more proof to our tradition of military service. Check it out at AMAZON or on Kindle. *** ***
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Travel Wisconsin “Airplane” Spoof Is A Fun One
Posted by I AM Productions on March 6, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Check out the new Travel Wisconsin commercial, a fun tribute to the Airplane franchise brought to the world by theZucker Brothers, dear and proud Cheeseheads. The Zucker brothers were born and raised in Shorewood, Wisconsin, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar played for the Milwaukee Bucks, helping the Bucks win their only NBA championship. * * * … Continue reading →
Filed under Cheesehead Humor, Famous Cheeseheads, Featured Cheeseheads, Milwaukee Bucks, Outdoors Wisconsin, Traveling Wisconsin · Tagged with Airplane, Cheesehead, Flying, Humor, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee Bucks, Travel, Wisconsin, Zucker Brothers