Enjoy the Rally Site Pictures.
http://www.wcfairpark.com/
http://www.dcarnevale.com/garden_center/index.html
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Enjoy the Rally Site Pictures.
http://www.wcfairpark.com/
http://www.dcarnevale.com/garden_center/index.html
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Corse Superbikes
http://www.corsesuperbikes.com/default.asp
Port/Saukville, WI
Augusta
Aprilla
Ducati
KTM
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BMW Motorcycles of Milwaukee
http://www.bmwmotorcyclesofmilwaukee.com/default.asp The sister shop is next door selling Honda, Kawasaki, Triumph & accessories
http://www.southeastsales.com/
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Mischler's BMW/HD
http://www.mischlershd.com/default.asp
Beaver Dam, WI
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Nick's BMW Motorcycles
http://www.nicksbmw.com/
De Pere, WI
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http://www.gcmsports.com/default.asp
http://midcitiespolaris.com/
http://www.westbendhartfordharleydav...om/default.asp
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Hey Jim,
Looks like we'll need to stay a little longer or extend the rally to get them all in! Looking forward to seeing you in the Bier Garten! Can it stay open for 10 days?
Bob
When you get to the north end of Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive, you will be near Fond Du Lac County.
If You are looking for some of the very best String Cheese, Baker is the place.
1863 Brick Church
Stone Arch Bridge, St Cloud
Bridge to the "Holy Land of Wisconsin",
Built by Alphonse Halter Saint Cloud, WI
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Fond Du Lac Lakeside Park's bandstand featured on the 1940'S Saturday Evening Post cover
Fond Du Lac Lighthouse
The Eastside of Lake Winnebago is a nice ride
Winnebago Sunset
Fond Du Lac, WI
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Antique Tractors
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Very impressive, and I wish I had your eye for photography.
"2beers" and I were supposed to have ridden thru much of the Kettle Morraine last Sunday in order to rough out a ride sheet for the 2007 Rally. To have such great riding so close to the rally will provide many people with incredible sights and fun.
Unfortunately, both of my parents are ill, and my recent weekends have been busy with my parents.
Hey, 2beers..how did you do?
"What is beautiful is simple, and what is simple always works"....Kalashnikov, inventor of the AK-47.
Current Bike: '73 R75/5 "Center yourself in the vertizontal. Ride a motorcycle...namaste' "
Kohler, famous for big dollar Shopping, Bath Fixture & Professional Golf Tour
http://www.destinationkohler.com/
http://www.destinationkohler.com/vil...urs_index.html
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Sheboygan Falls: Downtown, The Falls and Cole Village
http://www.sheboyganfalls.org/HistoricTour.htm
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From Sheboygan head North on County LS which is Lakeshore Drive. You will look for the Lake Michigan Circle tour signs, You will keep Lake Michigan on your right side. You will take LS into Manitowoc.
http://www.wisconsinmaritime.org/
The USS Badger http://ssbadger.com/
Manitowoc Grain Silos
...And where do you think this brewer gets it's choice grains from?
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Two Rivers
Kewaunee
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Algoma
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von Stiehl Winery
Wisconsin's oldest winery features tours and tasting from their Bohemian tasting salon. von Stiehl is housed in a 1850's era building that was originally the Ahnapee Brewery.
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WOW.
Jim --- those were awesome photos. Thanks for sharing.
Sue Rihn #43753
BMW MOA Director - Ambassador
Sometimes it's the bend in the road that makes life worth the ride.
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Washington Island
Always my favorite, the Goats on the sod roof of Al Johnson Swedish restaurant
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Most Stagecoach routes are as straight and stop at as many towns as possible, and the Milwaukee to Green Bay Historical Trail is no exception. It travels north/south about 10 miles east of West Bend. I have never taken the whole ride, but I have taken pictures at various spots.
In 1803-1860 the lands lying between the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers and encompassing the present states of Ohio, upper and lower Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and parts Minnesota were called the Northwest Territory.
In 1849, President Zachary Taylor released some of these lands, thereby making them available for purchase for homesteads. Some of these lands were documented as purchased as early as 1847, although the State of Wisconsin was not officially formed until 1848,
A good place to start the Ride is west of Cedarburg in Hamilton.
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1880 Stagecoach Stop in Rhine Center, Sheboygan County
1891 Historic Meat Market
Howards Grove
Howards Grove Meat Market has been in continuous operation for more than 100 years, with only four owners. The Market makes German Style Products.![]()
This Meat Market is excellent, but too pricey for me, I get my bulk custom meat from Bernie's Meat Market in downtown Port Washington. http://www.berniesfinemeats.com/shop/
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1891 Brick Smokehouse
Historic Green Bay Road
Howards Grove, WI (Still in daily use)
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Dutch Town
Cedar Grove, WI
Chicken Hatchery
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Horicon National Wildlife Refuse Area.
The best place to access (and cross) the north end of the Parkway is Highway 49 as it cross the Marsh is State Highway 49, exit off of Hwy 41, and head west towards Waupun. Several scenic overlooks around the marsh allow you to view the marsh's different highlights, including the birds and animals that reside there. Follow the brown signs for the Horicon Marsh Parkway, an estimated 50-mile auto tour that encircles the Horicon Marsh, and follows state and county highways through Burnett, Kekoskee, Horicon, Mayville and Waupun.
The auto tour provides access to facilities and sites in and around the Horicon Marsh, including Horicon Department of Natural Resources Service Center on Highway 28 north of Horicon (920-387-7860) and Horicon National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center located on the northeast side of the Marsh on County Trunk Z (920-387-2658).
The Parkway is easily accessible from West Bend by following State Highway 33 to access the south end of the Parkway.
And when you are in Waupun check out the End of The Trail Statue
And Dawn of Day
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Widmer Cheese Cellar, Theresa
Click Here: http://www.widmerscheese.com/home.cfm
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Ranking as the 30th highest point in the state, and the highest peak for a radius of 50 miles. Climb the 178 stair church tower lookout, for a fantastic view.
http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel/scenic/maps.htm
http://www.holyhill.com/
Ranking as the 30th highest point in the state, and the highest peak for a radius of 50 miles. Climb the 178 stair church tower lookout, for a fantastic view.
http://www.holyhill.com/
http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel/scenic/maps.htm
http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/...Directions.pdf edit
Overlooking two river systems, the Oconomowoc on the east and the Little Oconomowoc to its west. Both rivers are connected to a major grouping of lakes just south of the Washington County line. The whole area is filled with woods and marshes. Directly to the east of Holy Hill lies Glacier Hills County Park.
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Stone Arch RR Bridge
Holy Hill Area
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Farm
Holy Hill Area
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1855 Church
Holy Hill Area
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# Turn left and head west on Highway 167 to Holy Hill. The exit for the shrine is Carmel Road. Some of the more scenic back roads can be accessed from county Highway K, county Highway Q, Monches Road and Hubertus Road, which is an extension of Freistadt.
# Upon leaving the Holy Hill area, head west and turn left on Highway 83.
# Follow 83 into North Lake, then turn left and head east on county Highway VV. Follow VV, which turns into Silver Spring Road, back to Highway 45.
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Auto enthusiasts can visit the Hartford Heritage Auto Museum and its collection of Kissel cars in Hartford. The Kissel family manufactured automobiles in Hartford through 1929 and "Black Tuesday"s crash of the stock market. KisselÔÇÖs were luxury automobiles purchased by the wealthy from coast to coast, including the Hollywood movie stars of the 1920s.
http://wisconsinautomuseum.com/
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-=Brad
It isn't what you ride, it is if you ride
1857
Mazomanie Railroad Depot
Oldest Wooden Depot in the Midwest.
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Mazomanie, WI
The slow growth experienced by the village has resulted in remarkably well preserved buildings dating back to the 1850's. Thirty-four of the commercial buildings in the downtown have been named to the National Register of Historic Places.
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