Wisconsin Automotive Museum

I'm not much a car enthusiast, but after visiting the Wisconsin Automotive Museum it's hard for me not to appreciate the design and fun ways people use to get around. In the early part of this past summer I was lucky enough to visit the automotive museum that had a large variety of cars and other modes of transportation. From cars to carriages, buggies, a small plane, and even a train--the museum was two stories and was full of interesting modes of transportation that were nicely displayed for people to enjoy. I loved the black top green car with a special side holder for a bag of golf clubs as well as the small teardrop camper that would be fun to use today. The fact that the museum had a steam engine was also very impressive. Next time you encounter a car or transportation museum, make sure not to pass it by.

Lancaster

Visiting Lancaster, PA was a small whimsical adventure cooked up by one of my best friends, Angela, and myself.  Part educational, part entertainment--complete fun.  We rode in a real Amish buggy, visited a real Amish farm, learned about Lancaster ghosts, and braved a night in a practically abandoned hotel.  We ate some custom donuts, I bought some deco jadeite glassware, and then we admired the restoration of the local Amtrak train station.  We also took a side trip to the National Christmas Center (next week's blog post).  We had a wonderful time visiting Pennsylvania, except we wish more things would've been open.

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