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Welcome to Wisconsin

"No matter where you live in Wisconsin somewhere nearby is a woods or a prairie to walk in, a stream or a marsh to paddle in, a lake to fish in, a hill to climb, a trail to bike. The natural world seems always just outside the door and up the street."
--Ron Seely

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The dog is a 9 pound toy poodle mix named Buddy. Buddy has been a tank bag dog for 10 years.

The Church on the hill is Holy Hill. Holy Hill is about 20 minutes from West Bend. Holy Hill ranks as the 30th highest point in Wisconsin.

This Picture is taken a couple of miles west of the Hill where Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive crosses State Highway 167.

When a Wisconsin Biker says they are going to Holy Hill, They not only mean they will be going up to the Historical Chuch, but that they will be riding the curvy Wisconsin Rustic Roads that network around the Church.

This Picture of 1880 Saint Mathew Church was taken about 4 miles south of Holy Hill on Saint Augustine Road, Rustic Road #33.

Click Here:
http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel...usticroad33.htm

Wisconsin's Rustic Roads are the only type of this road system in the United States. It is not only the destination, but it is the journey. The 107 roads were picked because of heritage & nature.

Rustic Road # 82

Saint Killian, Wisconsin

Old Wade House
Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive

Near The Wade House
Kettle Moraine State Forest

Beechwood Cheese Factory
Just off Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive

Siebken Resort
Elkhart Lake WI

Siebkens Resort, a fourth generation, family-run business, is comprised of three buildings: the three-story 1882 Elm Park Hotel, 1891 Lake View House, and the 1916 Lake Cottage.

Welcome to Wisconsin

"No matter where you live in Wisconsin somewhere nearby is a woods or a prairie to walk in, a stream or a marsh to paddle in, a lake to fish in, a hill to climb, a trail to bike. The natural world seems always just outside the door and up the street."
--Ron Seely
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