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Walk Across Lake Winnebago, 3: Photos and Reflections from the 2015 walk
Photos and reflections of mine on the fun of a unique event in a Wisconsin public space: “that combination of walkers and bikers, wild nature and community conversation, of so many different contributions from locals in the area, that makes this event special.” Continue reading
Posted in Events, Observations, Photo Gallery
Tagged lake winnebago, Neenah, winter recreation, winter walking, Wisconsin winter activities
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Walk Across Lake Winnebago: the history of a strange but social event
It all started with one woman leaving her purse at a bar… and deciding to take an unusual route toward getting it back. It led to, year after year, lots of people telling participants “you are nuts.” But last year, … Continue reading
