I have one

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I was also at this concert! I was near the back by where they were selling merch and stuff. Got a selfie and autographed hat by Drew Green (the opening act). This and Chris Stapleton were probably the two best concerts I went to that year.

Update: it’s now a restaurant called Reggie’s diner. I ate there about a month ago, and their food is really good!

you shuod see it now

My Grandmother was Governor Dodge’s granddaughter Gene Dodge. She passed away last year.

Nice story.

It's URN, not YURN.

Are you in the camp or in the Pictured Rocks State Park at the end of the road?

Thanks for saying PRIVATE as to Detritus? a pile of debris or rocks ? REALLY?

I just stumbled on your channel. Great video. I’ll check out more videos.

This is a shortened version of the short version history of the Church/Cemetery... Cemetery Burial Stipulation: Nelson & Catharine Dewey stipulated in the deed that burials were “subject to the consent of the said parties of the first part [Deweys].” The families “of Joel Allen Barber and George H. Cox and Lenhart O. Shrader” were grandfathered in the deed. This stipulation is why Meta Cox’s 1904 burial was the last in the cemetery; the Deweys were no longer alive to approve burials. 03-29-1904: Meta Cox died. She was the last burial to occur in the cemetery. Circa 1912: Parishioner Ted P. Lowry had a Muslim monument erected “just outside the sacristy door” in the memory of Sergeant Lastam, who had given his life for Lowry in the Phillippines on April 11, 1910. (The Lowry monument was moved for the back addition. We just had it moved to the current location and its to be reset there.)

Seems like A great area to learn to drive-‘cuz there’s no one to crash into.🤔😆 Or A great area to get lost-‘cuz there’s no road signs.🤔😳

I just looked up on Find A Grave see Crescent Moon on marker, he was Muslim I need to find out more but memory thinking this person may have served in Military with a local and this stone memorial to honor him. Do not quote me…I’ll do some researching

The stone by the church is not a grave… no body… memorial…I was told a lil more about it but can not recall the details exact at this time to elaborate

Small cemetery’s are all over Wisconsin, long lost and forgotten people, thanks for remembering them!

Thanks for sharing! Really cool!

Saw the news report the next morning I grew up in Arena straight north not far

I live here

Great job!

Nice truck. Next time show the window sticker….

My dad uncle once owned it back in the 60s. Use to have family get together for picnics and swam in the creek.

You can still “walk” it

My father in law went to college at UWP, him and some buddies collected old tires and put a "P" where the " M " should be... and set them on fire . It was said to have been seen in Dubuque.

Fun exploring Harry! I remember going on that rock when I was a student at UWP but never knew it has a name!

Not one way, I grew up there and my family still lives up there

So very sad 😭 heartbreaking what speeding can do. May they rest in peace 🕊️

You see your dash of your car then the country side.

Big Spring farm was owned by my family until sold to the state. So many amazing memories! Love this.

It was a metal grate bridge til the bend then it was concrete. Where are parked in olearys look straight across the rd was a bar at the ft of the bridge called the old log cabin.

These are pretty cool. I know your dad. Really like watching history of the area. Thanks

Love Nicks

Im from Kieler

If you go half of the old mill is still standing today! You can still see it

I was too, surprise that Betty White wasn't buried next to Him also. Corey

If all the Unique Things about the Driftless Area this is it. Great Video!!!!! F+L, Corey

I was 9 and grew up close to Barneveld, all these years later i remember it like yesterday

They had the gate open this past summer, it's bigger inside than I expected but nothing out of the ordinary. Whole lotta cobwebs

I remember it well, our home was at the top of it on Cleveland Ave. I use to walk it as a kid. Remember all you talked about.

Effigy mounds National Monument. It's not a state park. It's near Pikes Peak State Park in Iowa.

I thought about moving to Wauzeka

I live in Platteville where are they at

Go check out The Walker House in mineral point. It’s an old motel from back in the day.

I’m from Platteville wi our old Kmart is a U-Haul store go check it out sometime

The old Hardee’s in fennimore wi is going to be Reggie’s dinner it’s all remodeled it’s got a new sign it’s set to open soon go check it out sometime and post a video

It’s now going to be be Reggie’s dinner set to open soon go check it out

i crashed one of these go cars

I’m related to many of the people buried in this cemetery.

Betty White had step-children when she was married to Allen Ludden.

I think Betty White is buried next to Allen Ludden at Mineral Point Cemetery in Mineral Point, Wisconsin.