Where in the World is Bob Saget?

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I agree...it was sorcery....kinda hard for a hot ember to jump across Lake Michigan.

I just Googled this to look into it a little further, and it seems my source of information (my Wisconsin teacher from high school) got it mixed up with jumping across Green Bay (not the city, the actual bay). It also jumped across the Peshtigo River. Still weird how the fire follows a line as it skips over the lake.

 

[Nemo14]

I just Googled this to look into it a little further, and it seems my source of information (my Wisconsin teacher from high school) got it mixed up with jumping across Green Bay (not the city, the actual bay). It also jumped across the Peshtigo River. Still weird how the fire follows a line as it skips over the lake.

without a GPS even...

 

[PUSH]

It kinda' reminds me of Hamilton Pool here just outside of Austin.

Except it actually looks like you can go swimming in those waters. In the one from Wisconsin, you'd be lucky to get over your ankles.

 

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without a GPS even...

^ This proves that it was sorcery.

 

[Nemo14]

Except it actually looks like you can go swimming in those waters. In the one from Wisconsin, you'd be lucky to get over your ankles.

before a shark got you?

 

[acishere]

So what happens if I come up there and want to go to the beach?

Between May and September you have to go to one of the booths on the boardwalk and buy a daily badge.

 

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before a shark got you?

Yep. There's a shockingly deep drop off near the center of the body of water where sharks linger.

 

[donaldtoo]

Except it actually looks like you can go swimming in those waters. In the one from Wisconsin, you'd be lucky to get over your ankles.

Yep, over to the right is actually a small beach...

Yet another place we used to frequent back in the day.

 

[Nemo14]

Yep. There's a shockingly deep drop off near the center of the body of water where sharks linger.

So that's what happened to @Megalodumb?

 

[unkadug]

I just Googled this to look into it a little further, and it seems my source of information (my Wisconsin teacher from high school) got it mixed up with jumping across Green Bay (not the city, the actual bay). It also jumped across the Peshtigo River. Still weird how the fire follows a line as it skips over the lake.

I looked it up also and just remembered that I went through Wisconsin on my way to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in Ely, Minn. a long time ago.

I know we went through Madison and eventually hit Duluth, but I cannot recall the route we took.

 

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So that's what happened to @Megalodumb?

He told me not to confirm or deny this.

Boy, I'm glad I didn't give it away there!

 

[Zweiland]

Since we're on the subject of Wisconsin, can I recommend a good pie place to anyone traveling through there?

http://www.norskenook.com/

 

[Nemo14]

He told me not to confirm or deny this.

Boy, I'm glad I didn't give it away there!

Didn't he say how much he loved snow?

 

[Lucky]

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I think it might ne referencing Planet of the Apes

Probably - it's similar to this photo from that movie that I posted on this thraed Nov 26.

 

[Nemo14]

Since we're on the subject of Wisconsin, can I recommend a good pie place to anyone traveling through there?

http://www.norskenook.com/

You had me at pie....

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

^ This proves that it was sorcery.

Meg sorcery.

 

[PUSH]

I looked it up also and just remembered that I went through Wisconsin on my way to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in Ely, Minn. a long time ago.

I know we went through Madison and eventually hit Duluth, but I cannot recall the route we took.

I bet you saw plenty of corn and cows.

 

[PUSH]

Since we're on the subject of Wisconsin, can I recommend a good pie place to anyone traveling through there?

http://www.norskenook.com/

I've never been to Eau Claire that I can remember. I did notice on the website that they have Strawberry-Rhubarb pie from June-August.

 

[JenniferS]

It kinda' reminds me of Hamilton Pool here just outside of Austin.

All waterfalls are lovely.
Some are powerful and fierce; others are tranquil and peaceful; others are just breathtaking and majestic.
They are all, however, beautiful!

 

[donaldtoo]

The nicest beach I've been to in Wisconsin is at Kohler Andrae State Park on Lake Michigan, located about halfway between Milwaukee and Green Bay.

Wow! That does looks like a nice one.