Wisconsin Ice Cream

2014 West then East, Road Trip, States, Wisconsin

After a wonderful morning lingering over a yummy breakfast that included some of Mary’s eggs and Toby’s black raspberry jam we hugged Nancy & Toby and pointed Eric & Gypsy Girl in the direction of John & Karen’s cabin and cottage on the lake. We arrived a little ahead of the rainstorm and got set up with the canopy. We found the cottage about the same time the hailstorm found us. So instead of exploring the lake with our kayak we explored the town and found Amish foods and Wisconsin ice cream then headed back to the camper for decaf and Bushmill’s and to await John’s arrival.

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  1. Mark
    Mark on August 5, 2014 at 10:40 am

    Looks like Milwaukee Joe’s

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  2. Steve & Karen
    Steve & Karen on August 10, 2014 at 9:59 am

    And it was quite good. BTW we learned from a fellow camper in Rapid City SD, that Graeter’s has introduced a bourbon flavored ice cream!

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