Monthly Archives: December 2017

Playing outside Lambeau: Checking out the Titletown district during Winter

Posted on December 28, 2017 by

As someone who loves to go out and enjoy Wisconsin winters, I like to see what opportunities are available during them. The new Titletown district in Green Bay has the potential to provide Winter Cities opportunities for residents of that … Continue reading →

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Snow in Animated TV Christmas Specials: Imagined Joys of Winter

Posted on December 22, 2017 by

As Ambassador of Snow, I look for celebrations of snow where I can find them. When holiday season comes around, and I watch Christmas Specials which I enjoyed in my youth, I am struck by just how large snow looms … Continue reading →

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In Defense of Winter

Posted on December 17, 2017 by

I love to praise Winter weather. I understand the challenges it can pose, but despite those challenges, I find much to enjoy about it. And so I choose to write in defense of Winter. I think that one can appreciate … Continue reading →

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Early Winter, when the snow is confined to paths…

Posted on December 9, 2017 by

Well, snow has returned to Wisconsin for another Winter! Of course, I have been eagerly awaiting this… As always, I keep an eye out to see the distinctive ways in which snow transforms a landscape. During early snows, sometimes the … Continue reading →

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