Tuesday - October 3 - Green Bay to Manitowoc Our last full, fall day in Wisconsin Our route out of Green Bay took us through DePere, a lovely, much more bike-friendly city. |
Across the Fox River.... |
...on a really lovely morning, just a little windy. |
We hopped on the Fox River State Trail. |
What a nice tribute! |
It is a popular trail with runners and bikers. |
All these communications towers mean we have made it to the top of the climb out of the Fox River Valley, not as steep as out of Wausau but still a bit of a grunt, especially with the headwind. |
Lots going on here but notice the wind turbines. We are seeing more of them as we get closer to Lake Michigan. |
Blossoms, our lunch stop in Denmark was an interesting mix of stuff. |
Donna just ran out of room in her 2nd Rite in the Rain journal yesterday. We couldn't find any in Green Bay and now we know why. This is the perfect substitute! |
This is so confusing. We thought we were in Wisconsin but we were in Denmark for lunch and now there is a road to Luxemburg. |
You don't usually see bell towers this tall on newer churches. This is St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Church in Two Rivers. |
We love Two Rivers already! The ice cream sundae was invented here in 1881. |
Doug is patiently waiting for Donna to visit a quilt store. |
Lake Michigan and its wind-driven waves are our sound of the day. |
A paved path runs all the 6 miles from Two Rivers to Manitowoc. |
There are mini gardens, often with sculptures scattered along its length. |
It started to look like rain but it stayed dry until sometime after we went to bed. |
Hello, Manitowoc. |
Manitowoc was a major builder of submarines during World War II. This one sits outside the Wisconsin Maritime Museum. |
It was a lovely evening to complete a lovely day. |
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