Montage

I am writing from my studio looking out the window to my back yard affording too, a slice of my neighbors yard. It seems as though I can see the time lapse of the trees leaves unfurl, but I know that is an exaggeration. The many hosts on the other hand, do seem to expand more every time I peek out the window.

I note that learning to nurture a yard to a gardeners opinion of beauty is a task worthy of a retired status. As I am not yet at that point in my life, I have had limited time for travel this week. Therefore, I decided to share a collection of older images from various places in Wisconsin that are some of my favorite destinations.

I’ll begin far north in to Door County. This is undoubtedly my favorite area in Wisconsin. One wonders why I don’t live there and I suppose it is because I like to be a visitor. One day, I plan to own a second home to visit at the will of my spirits needs.

I don’t think it is possible to say or write enough about the benefits of a visit to the peninsula. From the southern edge just past GreenBay to the northern most point is one great image after another to photograph, paint of simply to embrace. If anyone asked me where in the world should I go to clear my mind of garbage, I would send them to Door County.

In the middle eastern portion of Wisconsin is the Kettle Moraine Northern Unit. It contains about 132 miles of trails that will keep most hiking enthusiasts happy.

Along the coast are multiple places to check out. Sheboygan, Port Washington, Milwaukee, The South Shore, Racine and Kenosha. Here’s a few photos to peak your interest.

Getting a little closer to home, here are a few neighborhood photos, a couple new, a couple old, maybe a couple in between.

That ends my week off from day tripping montage. It has no real theme except to share some of my photos with you. I hope that you enjoyed the mix! I’m still thinking about where I will venture out to for next weeks story, but it will most likely be a hiking journey. My soul needs to connect with the woods.

Thank you for following along!!!

Happy trails,

Jenny