Men of a unit from Georgia

These re-enactors making up elements of a Georgia unit fire upon elements of the 5th Wisconsin pictured below.

Re-enactors of the WI. 5th Regiment

Elements of the 5th Wisconsin Regiment in their final action of the day representing one of the final skirmishes before General Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia surrender...thus ending the American Civil War.

Castlerock Lake WI.

I went canoeing with some friends and their youth group a few weeks back. We canoed through a small portion of Castlerock Lake. It was a lot of fun and probably one of the most unique canoeing trips I have been on...minus my first one with my dad. I haven't tipped over in a canoe since :) Lol! Good memories!

Just a wee bit shallow :)

In some places...in this stretch, most of it...it was abit to shallow to canoe in the lake. We could not find the area we were supposed to follow. No worries! Who would have ever thought that we would walk through lily pads and muck in the U.S.? I did figure that that would happen overseas...not here. Wrong! :)

Go Brewers!!!!

Nothing like starting out young as a baseball fan! This little buddy of mine was very enthusiastic about the game...so much as not wanting to leave when it was time to go :)

Care to Dance?

I like Irish dancing, waltzing and some square dancing. However, I can't quite get into the chicken dance as my friend here can :) Go to a baseball game and they will teach you how....the Milwaukee Brewers will anyway... :)

How Many Was That?

Here is view of some of nearly 42,000 people. We had a staff outing from NTBI Waukesha to the Brewers game in Milwaukee the other night. The announcer said that there were 41,790 people at the game. That is a lot of people! That is more people than in the biggest city closest to my home in Idaho - Couer d' Alene proper...nearly that many.
It was a long, low scoring game. 13 innings - 4-2 - Brewers favor.