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Lindsay Christians

August 27

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Road Trip: Choose your own adventure in Sauk County

Sauk County may not be the first place that comes to mind when considering a fun summer road trip. But, as some friends and I discovered recently, there is enough to do in Sauk City, Baraboo and Spring Green that by evening we were already planning a return trip. more >>

Katjusa Cisar

July 30

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Road Trip: Antique treasures among crown jewels of Columbus

At 82,000 square feet, the three-level, 18-room Columbus Antiques Mall and Museum is roughly the size of a small Sam's Club. But instead of rows and rows of items in bulk, more than 200 antique vendors sell goodies as diverse as an empty Billy Beer can from 1977, a Whipple's butter churn from 1868, life-size cardboard cutouts of NASCAR stars and the first edition of "Days of Our Lives: Complete Family Reunion." The place is so huge, you'll probably want to ask one of the cashiers for a map before embarking on an exploration. more >>

Mary Bergin

June 30

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Road Trip: American spirit looms large in South Dakota

For many, a road trip of some 600 miles into South Dakota, the Badlands and the Black Hills is a rite of passage. more >>

Mary Bergin

June 23

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Road Trip: Tourism treads water as flood levels rise

Under normal circumstances, you'd count this as an ordinary June day: kiss of sun and trace of breeze. Downy clouds. Azure sky. more >>

Mary Bergin

June 16

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Road Trip: Chicago's art and architecture an outdoor museum

When I think of Chicago's icons, the lofty Sears Tower and festive lakefront Navy Pier come to mind first. They identify the city because of their setting and unique structural silhouettes. more >>

Mary Bergin

June 9

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Road Trip: Globe-trotting teddy bear becomes teaching tool

The interviewers -- almost 20 of them -- had done their homework, taken notes, made a few judgments and were pleasant but relentless. more >>

Jane Burns

June 9

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For drive-in devotees, there's nothing like movies under the stars

Jan and Dean blast through speakers, cars with tailfins dot the parking lot and hot dogs dance across the screen. Add the unmistakable smell of popcorn wafting across a field, and there's only one place on Earth this could be -- a drive-in movie theater. more >>

Jane Burns

June 6

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The Drive-In Theater is 75

When cars pulled up to watch the British comedy "Wives Beware" 75 years ago today in Camden, New Jersey, there was probably little thought that a new American way of life was being born. more >>

Mary Bergin
Special to the Capital Times

June 2

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Road Trip: The charm of an Amish auction, going once, going twice ...

Amish families in southwest Wisconsin sell their products at least twice weekly during summer at the Growers Produce Auction in Cashton, but this Memorial Day sale and the Labor Day sale are by far the biggest. more >>

Mary Bergin

May 28

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Road Trip: New beer museums celebrate suds

The National Brewery Museum turned down both Milwaukee and St. Louis, two Midwestern brew-hubs, and will instead be opening in the tiny town of Potosi, Wis., on June 19, with the official grand opening celebration on July 5. more >>

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